Girona Open to Selling Key Players Amidst Season Struggles

Girona, Spain — Girona FC is experiencing a challenging season, markedly different from the previous year when the team unexpectedly finished among the top four in La Liga and earned a spot in the UEFA Champions League. Currently, under the leadership of coach Míchel, the team’s performance has declined, distancing them from European competition.

In light of these developments, Quique Cárcel, the club’s sporting director, has provided insight into the team’s current situation and hinted at potential key player sales in the upcoming transfer market. In a recent interview, Cárcel acknowledged that the club has already received offers for several of its standout players and is open to negotiations should satisfactory proposals arise.

Among the players drawing interest are Miguel Gutiérrez, Iván Martín, and Yangel Herrera. Their impressive displays over recent months have attracted the attention of various European clubs, setting the stage for significant movements during the upcoming transfer window. “Sales are essential for our growth,” Cárcel stated, highlighting the club’s willingness to engage in discussions if the financial conditions are favorable.

Despite the potential changes on the roster, Girona remains focused on maintaining its position in La Liga and continues to emphasize a clear style of play alongside the nurturing of young talents. As the transfer period approaches, the decisions made by the club could significantly shape both its immediate future and long-term ambitions.