Villarreal has confirmed that veteran midfielder Dani Parejo will depart the club this summer, concluding a notable six-year tenure at La Ceramica. The 37-year-old has yet to clarify whether he will retire or pursue opportunities with another club.

The announcement came shortly after Celta Vigo revealed that Iago Aspas would remain at Balaidos for another season, with Parejo's exit shared in an emotional video. He joined Villarreal from Valencia in 2020 for €2.25 million and quickly established himself as a midfield cornerstone.

During his time at Villarreal, Parejo:

• Helped secure the club's first-ever Europa League title in 2021, defeating Manchester United in a penalty shootout.
• Made a total of 269 appearances, contributing 16 goals and 36 assists.

Despite his impressive contributions, Parejo's playing time has diminished in recent seasons. This year, he made 18 starts and appeared 40 times, managing just one assist. His final match for Villarreal will be against Atletico Madrid this Sunday, where the club will honor his legacy.

As fans and teammates reflect on his impact, the question remains: will Parejo hang up his boots, or is another chapter on the horizon?