Bernardo Silva is joining Real Madrid after ending his nine-year spell with Manchester City. Multiple outlets report that Silva signs a two-year contract with Real Madrid, described as a free transfer following the end of his Manchester City contract at the conclusion of June. The move follows Silva’s exit from the Premier League club and is expected to begin once the transfer window and player formalities are completed. Real Madrid’s announcement is noted as pending or “official,” depending on the outlet’s timing, but all sources describe the agreement as completed. Silva, a midfielder, arrives in Spain as a free agent and is set to continue his career in the Spanish capital. Several reports also mention that the signing aligns with Real Madrid’s current management situation, with one outlet specifically linking the move to Jose Mourinho. Overall, the reporting is consistent that Silva’s transfer is on a free transfer basis and that the contract duration is two years, with some coverage indicating an option for an additional season.