REAL MADRID legend Dani Carvajal has joined Getafe following a raft of complications that almost blocked his move by LaLiga. Carvajal, 34, rolled credits on a glittering 13-year stint at Real, where he started out as a youth talent in…

Former Real Madrid defender Dani Carvajal has signed with Getafe on a free transfer after overcoming regulatory issues that initially threatened the deal. The 34-year-old right-back agreed to a one-year contract running through June 30, 2027, ending his status as a free agent following his departure from Real Madrid in June.
The transfer was delayed after Carvajal passed his medical due to LaLiga's salary cap rules. An independent league committee determined his minimum acceptable wage to be approximately £2.2 million, which Getafe eventually adjusted their budget to satisfy. Reports also indicate the deal includes an exit clause permitting Carvajal to leave in January if another offer emerges.
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