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A familiar face is heading back to Seville in one of the most intriguing transfers on deadline day. According to renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano, Dani Ceballos has agreed to return to Real Betis. The Spanish midfielder will join the Andalusian club as a free agent and is expected to sign a three-year contract, valid until June 2029.

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This move marks a homecoming for the 30-year-old midfielder. Ceballos is a product of Betis' academy and played for the club's first team before moving to Real Madrid in 2017.

His departure from Madrid was confirmed earlier this summer. On June 26, Real Madrid officially announced that the club and Ceballos had mutually agreed to terminate his stay at the Santiago Bernabéu, allowing him to choose his next destination as a free agent.

Now, Betis secures the midfielder's services without a transfer fee, while Ceballos gets the opportunity to start a new chapter at the club where his professional career began. It's worth noting that in their official farewell announcement, Real Madrid paid tribute to the Spaniard for his 215 appearances and 16 trophies won with the club, including three European Cups and two La Liga titles.

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