Real Madrid has lost one of its greatest legends, Nacho Fernández, a homegrown player who became the club captain and won 26 trophies, six of them in the top club competition, the Champions League. Following this news, the future Al-Qadsiah player explained how he made this decision.

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"The decision to leave Real Madrid is the hardest thing I have ever experienced in my life," were the words with which the former captain of the white squad began to explain a decision he claims was "well thought out," although he had doubts when making it. However, he had already communicated to the club his desire to leave in search of "new experiences for him and his family."

The moments in which he doubted his departure from the merengue team the most were those in which he once again achieved success with the club, where he won 26 titles: six Champions Leagues, five Club World Cups, five Spanish Super Cups, four La Liga titles, and two Copa del Rey trophies. An exquisite record for a player who joined the club at the age of 10 and reached 364 appearances since his debut with the first team in 2012.

Do you think Nacho Fernández made the right decision?