Next destination for Lucas Vázquez, his future is set to be decided.

Real Madrid continues planning the next season and the signings are a true statement of intent. The club announced last week the arrival of Dean Huijsen, who will join on June 1 with a contract extending until 2030, and plans to finalize the acquisition of Trent Alexander-Arnold, as well as Álvaro Carreras.

Madrid's main objective these days is to strengthen its defensive line after a too eventful season where misfortune has also played a key role. Additionally, it must be taken into account that the team will travel in a few days to the United States to compete in the Club World Cup, a strategic title that the club has deemed essential.

Precisely, Florentino Pérez has hurried to finalize a brilliant signing, that of Huijsen, to convince, as he has done, Xabi Alonso to lead the team during the World Cup. A transitional coach, like Santiago Solari, had been considered, but the club's criteria have finally changed and events have unfolded.

The chapter of arrivals has consequences that naturally affect the departures that Madrid is already making. Following the announced departure of Luka Modric, others will follow. One of them is Lucas Vázquez, who has reportedly agreed to leave the club after a more than satisfactory decade in the first team for both parties.

Saudi Arabia lurks for Lucas

Vázquez's 'goodbye' from Santiago Bernabéu will take place this Saturday, when he reaches 400 matches with Real Madrid's jersey, but it will not be announced until the team's adventure in the World Cup ends, as reported by the newspaper 'Marca' in recent hours.

In other matters, 'As' has reported that Vázquez has an interesting offer from Saudi Arabia, although he might also have interest from Qatar. Likewise, some Spanish teams like Mallorca and Espanyol, where he played before returning to Madrid, might explore signing the Galician footballer, who will turn 34 this summer.