According to the latest report from Spanish media Relevo, Vallejo's departure from Real Madrid is a foregone conclusion, and the club may terminate his contract with him before the Club World Cup.

According to reports, Vallejo is still in an absolute marginal state at Real Madrid. He has only played 10 minutes this season (against Alaves in September last year). Despite Militao's serious injury, Alaba's recovery difficulties, and Rudiger's setbacks due to muscle problems, his prospects are still clear: he will not play for Real Madrid again.

This decision was made clear by the outstanding performance of Raul Asensio and the gradual appearance of youth players such as Jacobo Ramon and even Diego Aguado, and was supported by the club's top management.

This is first of all a technical decision, which was carefully considered with only one goal: to give the opportunity to the youth players who are highly praised in Castilla and have more potential than Vallejo.

Vallejo still goes all out in training and is regularly included in the game list. However, his playing time has not changed and is unlikely to change in the coming months.

After the decision was made, the next suspense for the player is the Club World Cup. Those whose contracts expire on June 30 need to reach an agreement with their respective teams. Under normal circumstances, clubs and players will terminate their contracts in advance according to the current situation, so as to find a new place for the 2025-26 season.

If this is not done, his contract with Real Madrid will expire on June 30, and the team will participate in the Club World Cup in the United States. Postponing any decision until July will mean that he may start pre-season training with the new team later, which may be disadvantageous to him.