One of Real Madrid's greatest figures leaves the team

The day that no Real Madrid fan expected has arrived. After announcing the departures of Marco Asensio, Mariano Díaz, and Eden Hazard, Real Madrid surprises once again by officially announcing the departure of Karim Benzema. Rumors about his departure had intensified during the week, and now it is confirmed that the French striker will not continue at the club.

Karim Benzema puts an end to a successful fourteen-season spell at Real Madrid. During his time at the club, he became the player with the most titles in the team's history. At 35 years old, the forward will seek to embark on a new chapter in his career, and all signs point to his destination being in Saudi Arabia.

Real Madrid decided to make the announcement six hours before their last match of the season against Athletic Club at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. This match will become a tribute to Benzema, acknowledging his brilliant career and his role as one of the great idols and legends of the club.

In their official statement, Real Madrid expressed their gratitude and affection towards Benzema, recognizing him as one of the great legends of the team. During his time at the club, the French striker won the UEFA Champions League five times and became the second-highest goalscorer in Real Madrid's history, surpassed only by Cristiano Ronaldo.

Leaving a great legacy.

When Benzema arrived at Real Madrid at the age of only 21, and now he departs as a true legend. During his time at Real Madrid, he won 5 Champions League titles, 5 Club World Cups, 4 UEFA Super Cups, 4 LaLiga titles, 3 Copa del Rey titles, and 4 Spanish Super Cups. He also won the Ballon d'Or and the Pichichi Trophy.