Dani Ceballos nears exit from Real Madrid, poised for salary cut
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 5:10 PM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
Dani Ceballos is close to finalizing his exit from Real Madrid, where he has been informed by Jose Mourinho of his lack of future with the club. Ceballos, linked to a return to his boyhood club Real Betis, is currently negotiating terms, including a significant salary reduction. Real Madrid has agreed to forgo a transfer fee to expedite the agreement. Ceballos joined Real Madrid in 2017 but has struggled to meet expectations, with successful moments during recent seasons under Carlo Ancelotti. Confirmation of his departure is expected within weeks as Madrid looks to clear excess players from its roster.
- •Ceballos has been told he has no future at Real Madrid.
- •He is in talks to rejoin Real Betis.
- •There is a pending agreement, focusing on salary reduction.
- •Real Madrid will not require a transfer fee.
- •Ceballos' departure may be confirmed within weeks.
- 5:10 PMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid exit edging closer as player prepares financial sacrifice
"Real Madrid have already signed four players this summer, and now they are set to finalise their first departure. Dani Ceballos has already been told by Jose Mourinho that he has no future at the Bern...
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