Getafe's president said Wednesday that the club's proposed signing of former Real Madrid defender Dani Carvajal is now off.
Carvajal, 34, has been without a club since his contract with Madrid expired in June.
Getafe president Ángel Torres previously said to DAZN: "We're working on it. He has passed a medical and everything. All that is missing is for LaLiga and me to reach an agreement."
But on Wednesday, Torres said "there's nothing, [the agreement] has broken down" when questioned about Carvajal's possible arrival.
Getafe, currently 11th in LaLiga, are based in the region of Madrid.
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Carvajal, a youth product of Real Madrid, won 27 trophies, including a joint-record six Champions Leagues, in his 13 seasons at the Bernabeu stadium.
The Spain international struggled with injuries in recent campaigns.
He suffered a cruciate ligament tear in October 2024 and then another serious knee injury a year later, limiting to 23 his appearances for Los Blancos last season.
ESPN's Adriana Garcia contributed to this report.