Fabrizio Romano confirms it: Real Madrid star set to leave the club permanently… the decision is final

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After a disappointing season in which Real Madrid failed to secure any titles, exiting all competitions empty-handed, major changes are expected within the squad next summer. Despite the club’s rich history and consistent success in previous years, this season marked a turning point, as the team fell short in several key competitions. Amid mounting criticism both inside and outside the club, the upcoming transfer window is likely to see the departure of several players who failed to live up to expectations, as the club looks to renew its ranks and build a squad capable of challenging for silverware once again.

As time passes and circumstances evolve, footballers often face crossroads that force them to make difficult decisions — a reality now facing Real Madrid’s Lucas Vázquez. Reports suggest that this could be his final season with the club, with expectations that he will part ways with the Spanish giants at the end of the current campaign.

A few months ago, Vázquez expressed his pride in wearing the Real Madrid captain’s armband, stating: “I’m proud to wear the captain’s armband at Real Madrid. It’s what most people dream of. Leading the team comes with good and bad moments, but it’s a huge responsibility. It’s too early to say what will happen. I’m happy and satisfied. We’ll see what comes next.” However, with recent developments — including Dani Carvajal’s injury — uncertainty has clouded the player’s future.

According to renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano, Vázquez has not met expectations this season. While he featured in several important matches, the combination of Carvajal’s absence and Vázquez’s inconsistent form made him a frequent target of fan criticism. Ultimately, it became apparent that he would leave Real Madrid as a free agent at the end of the season, following the club’s decision not to extend his contract.

Despite the criticism, Vázquez made 50 appearances for the team this season, totaling 3,247 minutes of play, scoring two goals and delivering seven assists. Although his performances were promising early on, injuries and a number of costly defensive errors contributed to a decline in his public image.

Vázquez is expected to take part in the FIFA Club World Cup in the United States before beginning a new chapter in his career, bringing an end to a significant era in his life at Real Madrid.

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