Bernardo Silva has confirmed his decision to leave Manchester City as a free agent.
He will join Real Madrid on the back of nine campaigns in Manchester.
What happened?
Silva's move to Madrid comes after Pep Guardiola's departure from the Etihad Stadium.
He will link up with Portuguese compatriot Jose Mourinho for preseason later this month.
Why it matters for Bernardo Silva
Despite the attention on Mourinho's second spell in the Spanish capital, Silva has declined all questions on next season.
He told a press conference ahead of Portugal's Round of 32 clash with Croatia that he is focused on the national team.
What comes next?
Silva started Portugal's first group game but was replaced at half-time by Sergio Conceicao.
He has only featured in one cameo substitute role since then.
Silva said he wants to be part of the team and help in any way he can.
He is ready to play five minutes or just be in the locker room.
The World Cup is Silva's priority for now.
He will dedicate the next few weeks exclusively to the national team.
Portugal's campaign continues with the Round of 32 clash against Croatia.
Silva will be hoping to make an impact and help his team progress.
The veteran midfielder has a lot of experience and can bring a lot to the team.
He has played for Manchester City for nine seasons and has won numerous titles.
Silva's move to Real Madrid will be a new challenge for him.
He will be playing in a new league and with a new team.
But for now, Silva is focused on the World Cup.
He wants to help Portugal win the tournament and make his country proud.
The Round of 32 clash against Croatia is a big game for Portugal.
They need to win to progress to the next round.
Silva and his teammates are ready for the challenge.
They have been training hard and are confident they can win.
The game against Croatia will be a tough one.
But Silva and Portugal are ready to give it their all and make their country proud.