Marca reports that Sevilla has announced the transfer of Alberto Flores to Granada.

Mundo Deportivo reports that Sevilla FC and Granada CF have formalized the agreement for Alberto Flores to join Granada. Sevilla does not receive immediate financial compensation for the goalkeeper, who had a contract until 2027, but retains 40% of a future sale and will receive a bonus if Granada is promoted to LaLiga EA Sports. The arrival of Fran González from Real Madrid to Sevilla's squad hastened Alberto Flores' decision to leave. Alberto Flores traveled back to Sevilla last week from the team's training camp in the Netherlands to undergo a medical examination and formalize his contract with Granada.

According to journalist Ángel García from Cazurreando, in a report confirmed by AS, Granada has advanced negotiations to sign Alberto Flores. Flores is a 22-year-old goalkeeper from Sevilla's academy. The potential arrival of Flores is directly linked to the probable departure of Luca Zidane. Other teams, including Real Valladolid, have also shown interest in the player, but Granada is in the leading position. The club's strategy is to pair a young goalkeeper with potential, like Flores, with the more experienced, recently signed Raúl Lizoain. The discussions are centered on a transfer formula where Sevilla would retain a percentage of a future sale, along with variables tied to player and team performance. Flores, who is under contract with Sevilla until 2027, is seeking a new club to continue his development in professional football.