After winning everything with Real Madrid, Nacho Fernández has officially announced his departure for Al Qadsiah, a top-tier club in Saudi Arabia.
The player has signed for the next two seasons with an annual salary of 10 million euros.
It marks the end of an era for the Madrid-born central defender, a product of the club’s youth system, who has left an indelible mark on the history of the White House.
Arriving at Real Madrid at the age of 10, Nacho climbed through the ranks to the first team, where he played 364 matches, scored 16 goals, and provided 10 assists.
An impressive trophy haul:
- 6 Champions League titles
- 5 Club World Cups
- 4 UEFA Super Cups
- 4 La Liga titles
- 2 Copa del Rey titles
- 5 Spanish Super Cups
“I have nothing more to achieve at Real Madrid,” Nacho said. “A few years ago, the Saudi Arabian league was unknown. Today, many good players are going there.
Why Saudi Arabia? I didn’t want to face Real Madrid.
It has always been clear to me. Now, I am going to experience something different with my family. I am very happy.”
This transfer marks the end of an era for Nacho Fernández at Real Madrid but opens an exciting new chapter in his career in Saudi Arabia.
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