Lucas Vázquez to Leave Real Madrid After Club World Cup

Lucas Vázquez will leave Real Madrid after this season when his contract ends. He will play in the FIFA Club World Cup before finding a new team as a free agent.

REAL MADRID AND VÁZQUEZ TO PART WAYS

Lucas Vázquez, who has been with Real Madrid for over ten years, is leaving this summer. His contract ends on June 30, 2025, and won’t be renewed. The club may extend it for a few weeks so he can join the FIFA Club World Cup from June 15 to July 13, 2025. After the tournament, Vázquez will look for another club.

His move is influenced by Real Madrid’s interest in signing a new right-back, possibly Trent Alexander-Arnold from Liverpool. This will create more competition for spots along with Dani Carvajal.

VÁZQUEZ’S CONTRIBUTION AND REAL MADRID’S SEASON

Vázquez joined Real Madrid’s youth team in 2007 and has become an important part of the first team. He has played 349 games and helped win 21 major titles, including five Champions League trophies.

This season, he has played important roles as a right-back and winger. His efforts helped Real Madrid win the 2024-25 La Liga and another Champions League. The team is now top of La Liga and preparing for the expanded Club World Cup.

Real Madrid’s next game is the season finale at home as champions. Vázquez may play his last league game for the club. They lead the league with one game to go, sitting six points ahead of the closest rival.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR VÁZQUEZ AND REAL MADRID?

After the Club World Cup, Vázquez will be available to join a new team. He has offers from teams in Saudi Arabia, the United States, and Spain. Al Qadsiah has reportedly offered him a contract worth €15 million net per season for two years.

Real Madrid will focus on welcoming a new right-back, possibly Trent Alexander-Arnold, to play with Dani Carvajal. With a successful season almost finished, their attention will turn to summer transfers and pre-season plans as they build for the future.