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Claudia Rodriguez expressed difficulty in telling her children about Marc Cucurella's transfer from Chelsea to Real Madrid for £51.7 million.

Marc Cucurella's £51.7 million transfer from Chelsea to Real Madrid has left his wife, Claudia Rodriguez, uncertain about how to explain the move to their children. The defender's unexpected switch was confirmed on Sunday evening while he was with Spain at the World Cup in the United States.

Rodriguez took to Instagram to bid farewell to Chelsea fans and reflect on the challenges her family faces after leaving London. She wrote, "I don't know how to say goodbye to my home. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this experience." She recalled arriving in London with two babies and now leaving with two boys and a British girl, unsure how to tell them that Chelsea will no longer be part of their lives.
She added that the years at Chelsea had been a valuable learning experience filled with enjoyment, expressing gratitude to those who contributed to this chapter of their lives. Rodriguez also extended thanks to her female friends she will miss and to every Chelsea supporter she met, wishing them well and affirming that London will always be Blue.

Marc Cucurella's wife Claudia
Cucurella joined Chelsea from Brighton in 2022 after impressing in the Premier League. Chelsea issued a statement thanking him for his contributions and wishing him success in the next phase of his career with Real Madrid, managed by Jose Mourinho.

Cucurella with his wife, Claudia
The transfer fee was reported as £51.7 million, including add-ons. Chelsea fans and the club have sent their best wishes following the defender’s departure.
In related news, Sky is offering a 20% discount on its range of Glass TVs to coincide with the 2026 FIFA World Cup, available until June 17. The promotion allows customers to upgrade to a Sky smart TV designed for football from £4.50 per month when combined with a Sky TV and Netflix package.

Cucurella and Claudia are now set to move away from London
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