Weir's title regret as she confirms Real Madrid exit

Weir's title regret as she confirms Real Madrid exitImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Caroline Weir has contributed the most goals and assists in Real Madrid's historyByClive LindsayBBC Sport ScotlandPublished2 minutes agoScotland midfielder Caroline Weir has confirmed her exit from Real Madrid without giving a hint of her next destination.The 30-year-old says it was "a dream come true" to have played for the club and that her "only regret is that I could not give you a first title" in her four-your spell.Weir, who had been given a guard of honour by team-mates in her final game for Real, exits having played 125 matches and scoring 63 goals, becoming the player with the most goals and assists in their history.Real said it had been Weir's decision to leave but expressed "gratitude and affection for everything she has contributed to our club and for her professionalism, commitment and hard work during these four seasons".Scotland 'living dream' thanks to 'humble' superstar WeirPublished2 days agoWeir joined from Manchester City in 2022 but was sidelined for a year after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee while playing for Scotland against Belgium in September 2023."With your support and that of my team-mates, managers, staff, friends and family, I overcame my knee injury, the biggest setback in my career," she said on Instagram."You also gave me the freedom to become the player and person I am today. For that, I will always be grateful."The news of her departure comes two days after she captained Scotland to top spot in their World Cup qualifying group, having scored seven goals in their final two victories over Israel.Weir, who has netted 31 times in 121 appearances for her country, had won silverware with both City and Arsenal but trophies eluded her in Madrid amid Barcelona dominance, although she was twice voted club player of the season and was a Ballo...