Joselu has made the decision to leave Real Madrid and join Al-Gharafa in the Qatari league, he knows he will not be the first choice at Real Madrid and moving to another club even though it is in a smaller league than Laliga could give him more games and opportunities get a bigger income, but I don't know for sure how much he will get at the new club.
Carlo Ancelotti reportedly wants to keep him because as a reserve striker, he can be said to play a very good role, appearing several times to make Real Madrid's as a winner. With his move, Real Madrid will look for another reserve striker who is of course cheap but can perform well.
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I think that this is not a decision by Joselu, but a joint decision with Real. Joselu has been repeating for a long time that he wants to stay in Real (obviously, he was satisfied with even the role of a rotation player), but taking into account the fact that Real now has Mbappe + the role of a striker can be played by Rodrigo, Vinny, Guler, Diaz, Joselu simply does not have a place in the lineup.
I expected that he would end his career after Real (it’s difficult to go to a regular club after winning the Champions League and La Liga with Real), but he chose Saudi Arabia in order to change the situation and earn money. A good choice.
I recall Joselu being linked to Manchester United before, and United seems to have lost interest in him. I was hoping for him to go to the united, and it seems likely that narrative is unlikely to happen. Moreover, although Joselu's release clause is only around 1.5 million euros, and his contract is about to expire very soon, but Madrid has not shown any interest in permanently signing him.
Madrid already boasts too many attackers; Moreover, adding more striker is not possible. I would like to remind you that gharafa is a Qatari club, not a Saudi team. Joselu will be in a different division, although he may face Ronaldo in the AFC Champions league.
After winning the UCL and La Liga, Joselu should finish his European competition journey; considering his nationality, this is not too bad.