Nacho Fernandez, the former Real Madrid captain, will return to the club on July 24 to bid farewell to his teammates.
The seasoned defender decided to end his 23-year association with the club this summer, choosing to leave Spanish football.

After representing Spain in their quest for the Euro 2024 title, Nacho recently returned to Spain and is now preparing for his next chapter. He has accepted a two-year contract with Al Qadsiah, a newly promoted team in the Saudi Pro League, lured by a lucrative salary in the Middle East.
Nacho will play in the same league as his former Real Madrid teammate Cristiano Ronaldo, who represents Al Nassr and is the captain of the team. He was part of the Spain squad which won the Euro 2024 in Germany. The veteran defender played four matches in the tournament, including a cameo appearance in the Final.
Nacho is set to join Al Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia. But ahead of that, the 34-year-old is set to receive a traditional send-off in Madrid. During his time at Real Madrid, he won four La Liga titles and six UEFA Champions League trophies. His departure marks the end of an era for both him and the club.
In light of Nacho's exit, Luka Modric has been promoted as Real Madrid's new leader for the 2024/25 season. Modric is expected to fill the leadership void left by Nacho's departure.
Nacho's move to Al-Qadsiah signifies a new beginning for him after an illustrious career at Real Madrid. His contributions to the club have been immense, and he leaves behind a legacy of dedication and success.
The veteran defender's decision to join Al-Qadsiah comes after careful consideration of his future prospects. The Saudi club has already signed five top professionals after their promotion.
Apart from Nacho, Belgian goalkeeper Koen Casteels, former Arsenal captain Pierre Emerick Aubameyang, Mexico striker Julian Quinones and Uruguay defender Nahitan Nandez have also joined the club.