Dani Carvajal, a long-time defender for Real Madrid, is set to join Getafe, a move that marks the first time in his professional career that he will play for a different Spanish club. The transfer was confirmed this Tuesday, following the end of his contract with Real Madrid, which did not renew his services. Carvajal, known for his consistent performances and leadership on the right-back position, has now become a free agent and is preparing to start a new chapter with Getafe. Getafe is located just thirteen kilometers from Madrid, the Spanish capital, making the move geographically close to where Carvajal previously played. Despite the short distance, the news has sparked considerable interest in Spain, reflecting the significance of Carvajal's departure from one of the country's most prestigious football clubs. Getafe's president, Angel Torres, mentioned during an interview with DAZN that Carvajal has successfully completed his medical examination and that the agreement between the player and the club is finalized. However, Torres noted that the final step depends on La Liga and Getafe reaching an agreement regarding the transfer formalities. According to the Spanish sports newspaper AS, the initiative for the move came from Getafe's first-team coach, José Bordalas, who reached out directly to Carvajal to present his vision for the team and highlight the role he intended to give the former Real Madrid player both on and off the field. These discussions seem to have convinced Carvajal, and the only thing left is for the official announcement to be made.