Real Madrid talent announces his departure from the team with a farewell message!
Real Madrid talent announces his departure from the team with a farewell message!
Press reports have revealed that a new Real Madrid star has sent a farewell message to his teammates, announcing his departure from the capital club and seeking a new experience away from the Whites.
Young midfielder Chema Andrés is the player who recently made this decision to try something new, and his name has been a clear and unmistakable focus of the Madrid press in recent days.
Press reports in recent weeks have revealed that the 20-year-old has already attracted interest from several European clubs, which may explain his swift departure from his dream team, Real Madrid.
The player has received clear interest from the prominent German Bundesliga team, Stuttgart, and indeed the player seems not to want to miss the opportunity to play as much time as possible in the first team, and it seems that the guarantees provided by the German club to the player were sufficient to convince him.
The player was frank and announced his departure via his official social media accounts, with some words mixed with gratitude and love for his childhood club, Real Madrid.
In a heartfelt Instagram post, the defender shared his emotional departure from the club that shaped his career: "Seven years have passed, and now it's time to say goodbye to the place that became my home and my life. I came here as a boy, eager to learn and play football—today, I leave as a changed man, carrying unforgettable memories, lessons, and the bonds of those who walked this path with me."
Expressing deep gratitude, he continued: "To everyone who stood by me through every training session, every match, and every moment—thank you, from the bottom of my heart. Closing this chapter isn't easy. I've experienced things I'll cherish forever, and I walk away proud, knowing I gave everything for this badge."
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