‘Real Madrid is a childhood dream come true’ — Diomande bids emotional RB Leipzig farewell

New Real Madrid blockbuster signing Yan Diomande has taken a dramatic moment to look back at his phenomenal roots before initiating his multi-million Euro journey in Spain.

The 19-year-old Ivorian international triggered an absolute storm on Instagram, posting a lengthy, deeply emotional farewell letter to RB Leipzig.

The German Bundesliga outfit famously gambled on the teenage winger just a year ago when he was operating as a complete unknown, launching a meteoric trajectory that culminated in a historic €140 million move to the reigning Spanish champions.

"I am incredibly grateful," the explosive attacker wrote, addressing the Leipzig management. "The club and its management believed in me a year ago when I had only played a few professional matches. They placed their trust in me and gave me the opportunity to prove myself at the highest level.”

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Diomande aggressively credited the German environment for refining his raw tactical abilities, which allowed him to break into the Ivory Coast national setup and represent his nation on the absolute grandest stage at the recent FIFA World Cup.

The teenage sensation openly confessed that stepping into the Santiago Bernabéu dressing room is the fulfillment of a lifelong obsession.

"Signing for Real Madrid is a childhood dream come true," the forward admitted fiercely, whilst showering praise on Leipzig's executive board for smoothly facilitating the complex multi-million Euro transaction despite his long-term contract.

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The newly crowned most expensive African footballer of all time also left a direct message for the German fan base who supported his breakout season of 13 goals and 10 assists.

Thanking the fans for their unyielding faith, Diomande concluded by staring down the barrel of his new challenge, whilst dropping a chilling hint about a future European war.

"Today, a new chapter begins," the Ivorian maestro concluded. "Leaving is never easy, but I am excited for what's to come and will always remember my time in Leipzig with immense pride. This club will always have a special place in my heart. Who knows? Maybe we'll meet again someday in the Champions League."