Real Madrid has decided not to renew Dani Carvajal's contract, which expires on June 30th next year. This decision is linked to his diminished role and frequent injuries in recent times, as well as his exclusion from the main plans at the end of the season.

Carvajal endured a tough season, which began after a long recovery from a severe injury that sidelined him for nearly a year. He then suffered a series of physical setbacks that affected his continuity, alongside a strained relationship with the coaching staff, which significantly reduced his appearances.

His numbers this season illustrate the extent of his struggles, as he participated in a limited number of matches and missed many without getting any playing time, reflecting a difficult end to the career of one of Real Madrid's standout players in recent years.

Carvajal is close to bidding farewell to two of his most important goals this season, which are continuing with Real Madrid and participating in the World Cup, in what seems to be a harsh end to a career full of achievements.

Real Madrid announced today that Carvajal is injured and will be absent from the team for a period ranging from 2-3 weeks, which means the end of his season. However, he may bid farewell to the club's fans against Athletic Bilbao in the final La Liga match at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.