Ander Herrera's career has taken him through Real Zaragoza, Athletic Bilbao, Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain, but his latest move is far removed from Europe's elite. According to the BBC, the former Spain international is now playing in his home country's third tier — and doing so without pay.
Details of the specific club and arrangement are outlined in the BBC report, which frames the decision as a deliberate, personal choice rather than a financial necessity. The report indicates Herrera's reasons are tied to his connection to home rather than any lucrative deal, marking a striking contrast to the wages he once earned at United and PSG.
The BBC's account underlines how far Herrera has stepped away from the top flight, choosing grassroots-level football on his own terms. Further specifics on the club and the motivation behind the switch are detailed in the original BBC News piece.