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Sergio Martínez joins Real Madrid after leaving Racing de Santander

Racing de Santander has confirmed the transfer of Sergio Martínez to Real Madrid for his release clause.

Sergio Martínez joins Real Madrid after leaving Racing de Santander
Photo: Chamber of Fear · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

Racing de Santander has officially announced the departure of Sergio Martínez to Real Madrid. Through a statement, the Cantabrian club informed that an agreement has been reached between both parties for the transfer of the player.

According to the statement, Real Madrid commits to pay the amount set as the player's release clause in a single payment. This agreement ends Martínez's relationship with Racing, the team he has represented until now.

Sergio Martínez, a 19-year-old midfielder from Laredo, stood out at the beginning of the season by scoring a goal in Racing's return to La Liga. His performance was well received by fans, who became emotional after his display and subsequent farewell.

Archive photo: Sergio Martínez joins Real Madrid after leaving Racing de Santander
Archive photoPhoto: SportsAngle.com · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

This transfer comes just two weeks after his public debut, when Martínez scored a memorable goal that contributed to the team's victory and earned him a warm reception from supporters. Following that event, his decision to join Real Madrid has surprised many.

Although it has been confirmed that Real Madrid has paid the release clause of three million euros, no further details have been provided regarding the contract terms between the player and the Madrid club. However, it has been indicated that Martínez will sign until 2030 with the white team.

The move has been widely covered by various media outlets, including Mundo Deportivo, Infobae, and 20minutos, all highlighting both the player's impact at Racing and his future at Real Madrid. This signing is considered a gamble by the Madrid club to strengthen their midfield.