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THANK YOU, TERESA ABELLEIRA! | The 2023 world champion bids farewell to Real Madrid.
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Teresa Abelleira is leaving Real Madrid. The Spanish joined the club in 2020, and across multiple seasons, she helped the club secure consistent top-three league finishes and regular appearances in the UEFA Women's Champions League. 170 matches, 13 goals. Real Madrid says goodbye to one of its leaders in midfield, thanking her for the commitment, and representation of the club's values. In this video, tune in to look back at her amazing career and journey with the white shirt. #RealMadrid | #GraciasTeresa
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