Getafe has taken the official step to incorporate former Real Madrid full-back, Dani Carvajal, and the forward has confirmed his arrival with his first training session in the club's sports city. On Tuesday, the 34-year-old defender joined his new teammates under the direction of Pepe Bordalás, participating in both the physical exercise phase and the ball activities. The session, which was attended by all the members of the team, was disseminated by the club through images that show Carvajal joining the team.

Carvajal, who is without a club after leaving Real Madrid at the end of last season, arrives at Getafe with the expectation of contributing his experience and stability on the right wing. The signing, which is confirmed until the end of the campaign, is carried out under the supervision of president Ángel Torres, who has assured that the incorporation will be made with a guarantee from the club. In addition, Getafe is considering the possibility of signing the former Villarreal and Valencia midfielder, Dani Parejo, under a similar modality.

Coach Pepe Bordalás has commented that Carvajal's arrival is a strategic decision to strengthen the team's defense and transition. The full-back, originally from Leganés, has been motivated by the opportunity to continue competing in the First Division and has expressed his enthusiasm for working with the coaching staff and his new teammates. The club, for its part, hopes that Carvajal's experience will contribute to defensive solidity and the generation of play from the rear.

With the incorporation of Carvajal and the possible arrival of Parejo, Getafe seeks to consolidate its squad for the second half of the season. The club has indicated that the signing of both players will be carried out under the same guarantee formula, which guarantees financial stability and the continuity of the sporting project. The expectation is that both players will quickly adapt to Getafe's playing style and contribute their quality in the upcoming matches.

Mundo DeportivoThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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