Nacho has finalized a two-year deal with Al Qadsiah following his departure from Real Madrid, as announced by the Saudi Pro League club on Thursday.
The experienced Spanish defender, who recently led Madrid to a Champions League and LaLiga double, will join Al Qadsiah as a free agent after Euro 2024.
Nacho completed his medical assessment in Germany during his international duties with Spain ahead of his move to Saudi Arabia.
Having spent his entire career at Madrid since joining at the age of 10, the 34-year-old has amassed an impressive tally of 26 trophies during his 12 seasons with the first team, including six Champions League titles.
Despite being in discussions with Al Ittihad, Nacho opted to sign with newly-promoted Al Qadsiah.
At Al Qadsiah, Nacho will be under the management of fellow Spaniard Michel, who led the Khobar-based club to top their division in his first season.
Reflecting on his departure from Real Madrid, Nacho described it as the toughest decision of his life, emphasizing his desire for a new and different experience in his career.
Regarding his move to Saudi Arabia, Nacho expressed happiness about the opportunity to explore a new league with his family, highlighting the evolving reputation of Saudi football among top players.
While Nacho acknowledged his lifelong struggle for a starting position at Real Madrid, he expressed profound happiness with his career, describing this past season as the pinnacle of his achievements.
Nacho has finalized a two-year deal with Al Qadsiah following his departure from Real Madrid, as announced by the Saudi Pro League club on Thursday.
The experienced Spanish defender, who recently led Madrid to a Champions League and LaLiga double, will join Al Qadsiah as a free agent after Euro 2024.
Nacho completed his medical assessment in Germany during his international duties with Spain ahead of his move to Saudi Arabia.
Having spent his entire career at Madrid since joining at the age of 10, the 34-year-old has amassed an impressive tally of 26 trophies during his 12 seasons with the first team, including six Champions League titles.
Despite being in discussions with Al Ittihad, Nacho opted to sign with newly-promoted Al Qadsiah.
At Al Qadsiah, Nacho will be under the management of fellow Spaniard Michel, who led the Khobar-based club to top their division in his first season.
Reflecting on his departure from Real Madrid, Nacho described it as the toughest decision of his life, emphasizing his desire for a new and different experience in his career.
Regarding his move to Saudi Arabia, Nacho expressed happiness about the opportunity to explore a new league with his family, highlighting the evolving reputation of Saudi football among top players.
While Nacho acknowledged his lifelong struggle for a starting position at Real Madrid, he expressed profound happiness with his career, describing this past season as the pinnacle of his achievements.
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