The Spanish sports management continues to intensify contacts to tie the ties. Necessary reinforcements for Manolo González’s squad on the new First Division course. 48 hours before the start of preseason (this Monday the 15th) with the usual medical check-ups, negotiations are gathering pace for new faces to arrive.
Last Tuesday the pairing of the two full-backs was made official, Álvaro Tejero and Carlos Romero, and the idea of Fran Garagarza is that before the team goes to Navata for a stage on the 24th, some more signings may be closed.
But at the same time, the club is also speeding up the ‘exit operation’, because chips need to be freed up so that new faces can enter the locker room and the wage bill can also be balanced. Five casualties have already been announced in an instant: Nico Melamed, Keidi Bare, Óscar Gil, Víctor Ruiz and Keita Balde. Five departures that do not represent any surprise, because they are all fulfilling their contract or ending a loan and to a greater or lesser extent it is already expected that they will not continue in Espanyol. And the sixth is Joselu’s departureonce Real Madrid paid the purchase option stipulated in their transfer contract.
In the fifteen days since the market began, the parakeet club has confirmed six deaths, but more are on the way. Rubén Sánchez loves Zaragoza and Lazo is still close to Tenerife. They will be the next to leave, but not the last.
Part of part. The Catalan right-handed winger/back has a lot of numbers to come out, as he already has some minutes after returning in January at Cornellà-El Prat and this season in the competition of Omar, Álvaro Tejero accompanied him, signed recently. So things are, Reubenwho left Mirandés but did not have minutes or opportunities in the second round of parrots in the Second, the next start and There is no shortage of ‘girlfriends’. Almería, Cádiz, teams from the Jupiler League and the Italian Serie B and Zaragoza are among the suitors for the parakeet winger. And unless there is a surprise, the option that sports management is considering is a transfer, in principle, without a purchase option.
Other players in the squad who have a chance to leave are José Carlos Lazo, with a Second Division poster. The club that pushed the most for the Cádiz winger was Tenerife, a place the parakeet still wanted. Lasso would have been pressed to the Spaniard to terminate his contract (it expires in 2027), an option that has not fully convinced the Catalan club who will opt for a loan with a mandatory purchase option should the Canaries be promoted. However, Lazo will leave Espanyol unless there is a surprise.
Source: La Verdad
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