Getafe continues its search for reinforcements after the season in which coach JoséBordalás led the team to the UEFA Conference League. With the European competition and the League on the same agenda, the club has declared that the squad is insufficient and needs to be reinforced before the transfer market ends.
In recent weeks, the club has held talks with several free agents, but the priority has been the incorporation of DaniCarvajal, the 34-year-old defender who has already reached an agreement with the club. According to club sources, all that is missing is authorization from LaLiga to formalize the contract, which is expected to be concluded very soon. Carvajal, who has played in the First Division for several seasons, will bring experience and defensive solidity to a team that needs to strengthen its back line.
In parallel, Getafe has also opened talks with DaniParejo, the 37-year-old midfielder who previously played for the club for two seasons before moving to Valencia and then Villarreal. Parejo, who has expressed interest in returning to the Coliseum, is in talks with the sports management. If it materializes, it would be a significant signing for the central zone of the team.
Sports director FernandoGabarró has indicated that the club is not satisfied with the number of players available and that management has taken steps to ensure that the squad is complete before the next phase of the season. “The team needs more body and more options in all areas,” Gabarró commented in a recent interview.
With the arrival of Carvajal and the possible incorporation of Parejo, Getafe hopes to have a more robust squad to face the double burden of the Conference League and the League. The next few days will be decisive, as confirmation of the signings will be made public once approval from LaLiga is obtained and contracts are signed. Meanwhile, the club will continue to monitor the market and keep negotiations open with possible reinforcements.