A promising future for Girona
Girona is preparing for an unprecedented season. After reaching third place in LaLiga and achieving historic qualification for the Champions League, the city is eagerly awaiting the start of the new season. Girona fans will have the opportunity to enjoy the most prestigious continental competition and they trust that Michel and his team will be up to the challenge. The coach has requested reinforcements to make up for important departures, such as those of Savinho and Aleix García, with the aim of being able to compete at the highest level in Europe. In recent days, the club has intensified its efforts to close the signing of one of the most outstanding players in the Second Division.
Alexander French, near Girona
Zaragoza is planning a renewal in its squad, and it is expected that there will be several movements both in and out in the coming days. One departure that is taking shape is that of Alejandro Francés, who is very close to signing with Girona. According to the newspaper Marca, the Girona club is determined to sign the midfielder.
Girona has already made an initial offer of three million euros plus variables, a figure lower than the six million that Zaragoza asked for a few months ago, but which is considered the most realistic proposal that the club has received so far. In fact, it is the best offer and, although Zaragoza is willing to negotiate, it is not ruled out that they accept the proposal soon. For Francés, it would be a great step in his career, since he would go from playing in the Second Division to competing in the Champions League with Girona.
Keidi Bare is looking for Zaragoza
While Alejandro Francés is getting ready for his possible move to Girona, Keidi Bare, the Albanian midfielder, is very close to signing with Zaragoza after ending his contract with Espanyol.
Keidi Bare was a key player for Espanyol last season, contributing significantly to the team’s promotion to LaLiga EA Sports. He appeared in 39 regular season matches and three of the four playoff games. Despite his importance to Espanyol, the 26-year-old did not renew his contract and has received several offers, although Zaragoza seems to be the one that interests him the most.
Expectations for what is to come
Next season promises to be exciting for both Girona and Zaragoza. With Girona preparing to face the giants of Europe and Zaragoza working to improve its squad, both cities will be attentive to the movements and results to come.
