It’s the end of an era at the Santiago Bernabéu as long-serving winger Lucas Vázquez has officially announced his departure from Real Madrid after a remarkable 10-year spell at the club.

Vázquez, 33, leaves the Spanish giants having played 402 matches in the famous white shirt and collecting an astonishing 23 major trophies, including multiple UEFA Champions League titles and La Liga crowns. His final appearance came during the FIFA Club World Cup, marking the end of a glittering chapter with Los Blancos.

Real Madrid have confirmed they will pay tribute to the Galician winger with an official farewell ceremony at 1:00 PM on Thursday, celebrating his dedication, loyalty, and contribution to one of the most successful periods in the club's history.

For the president of Real Madrid, Florentino Pérez, "Lucas Vázquez represents in an exemplary way the values of Real Madrid, which has made him one of the most loved players by our fans. The figure of Lucas Vázquez symbolises the hard work, perseverance, humility, and winning spirit that are essential for success in this shirt. He is a player who has the affection and recognition of all madridistas. Real Madrid is and always will be his home."