Jose Luis Mendilibar has requested that Olympiacos acquire Adria Pedrosa. According to vamosmisevillafc.com, Pedrosa is not in Sevilla's plans and is set to leave as part of a squad restructuring. The report adds that Mendilibar, who worked with him at Sevilla, has asked Olympiacos to attempt to sign him, viewing him as an ideal solution for the left side of defense. The source also states that Pedrosa is positive about the prospect of working with the coach again. The case has advanced following the breakdown of Olympiacos' discussions with Dimitris Giannoulis, making Pedrosa the first choice for the position. For Sevilla, the transfer is considered advantageous as the player was acquired on a free transfer, so any fee will be recorded as pure profit, and it will also free up significant wage costs. Spanish reports indicate the case is ongoing and is the most advanced potential departure from Sevilla at the moment, with Olympiacos being the main interested party.

After Olympiacos withdrew their interest in Dimitris Giannoulis, they contacted Pedrosa and his club Sevilla. Sevilla remains interested in the potential transfer. Mendilibar, who has worked with Pedrosa, wants him, and this is considered a secondary option for Olympiacos.

Olympiacos recently contacted Sevilla to examine the conditions for acquiring left-back Pedrosa, whose contract is valid until June 2028.

Adria Pedrosa is one of Mendilibar's options for the left-back position and is being given strong consideration by Olympiacos. During his loan at Elche from Sevilla last season, the agreement included a two-million-euro buyout clause that was not exercised. Plaza, the coach of the Andalusian team, wants to see him in pre-season; however, Sevilla is open to his departure and is in discussions regarding him. Any proposal discussed by the Spanish club is for approximately two and a half million euros. The transfer is viewed as a feasible and economical option if Olympiacos decides to pursue the player.