Celta Vigo FC player Carles Perez is currently in the midst of a transfer flap, according to a new report from leading Spanish media outlet Relevo. The midfielder's failure to make the team's pre-season warm-up squad has sparked widespread concern. Getafe FC's head coach, Bordallas, has favored Carles Perez and several teams have expressed strong interest in him, making his future uncertain.
Celta are currently undergoing an intense pre-season warm-up in preparation for the upcoming season. The team is scheduled to play warm-up matches against the likes of Lille and Luton in the next few days to test the team's form and hone the squad. However, Carles Perez is not in this list as he is in talks with the club about leaving the team. As he was not taken seriously by coach Hiraldez in pre-season, the club decided to put him up for sale in order to streamline the squad and ease the pressure on wages.
Getafe are one of the teams that have shown the strongest interest in Carles Perez recently. Getafe tried to bring in the midfielder back in the winter transfer window in January this year, but it didn't work out due to disagreements between the two sides over transfer fees and wage payments. Now, Getafe have once again made Carles Perez a transfer target and have increased their efforts to contact him. Bordallas recognizes Carles Perez's ability and hopes that he can bring more energy and creativity to the team.
Carles Perez himself is not averse to interest from Getafe, he is eager to get more playing time and wants to remain in La Liga at a high level. His team has also had several communications with Getafe to understand the exact details and conditions of the transfer.
Celta, for their part, are open to the departure of Carles Pérez, and are willing to accept a transfer fee of around €4 million, or send him out on loan and have the receiving club cover most of his wages. Such a scenario would help Celta recoup some of their investment and ease the financial pressure on the team. At the same time, they are actively looking for a new midfielder to fill the void left by the departure of Carles Perez.
At the moment, the deal seems to be favorable to all three parties: Carles Perez will be able to get more chances to play and develop; Getafe will be able to bring in a strong midfielder to strengthen the team; and Celta will be able to recoup part of their investment and ease the pressure on wages. However, the finalization of the deal will depend on the willingness of Getafe to pay the fee, and whether the two sides can agree on the details of the transfer fee and wage payments.
In Vigo, FC Celta are awaiting developments as they hope to find a satisfactory solution for the future of Carles Perez in the shortest possible time.
