In an interview with PRO TV, Alberto Soro stated that at the end of the previous season, both he and the club wanted to end their professional relationship, but an offer to make that happen was not found. He said he stayed because he had a contractual obligation and thought he could be a member of the team. Soro also said his contract will expire the following summer and that while discussions are taking place, an agreement has not yet been reached. He stated that he is happy, satisfied, and feels he is an important player for the team, but added that there are also other matters that are not within his control. Soro mentioned that as he is now abroad and has adapted to Romania, he would be open to continuing to play outside of Spain.

Alberto Soro, a Spanish forward who was formerly with Real Madrid, transferred from Granada to Dinamo București in August. He has struggled to make a significant impact under the management of coach Zeljko Kopic, primarily spending his time on the bench. Soro is set to play for GD Chaves in Portugal's second division on loan until the end of the season. Should Soro perform well, GD Chaves has the opportunity to make the transfer permanent. Moreover, if the purchase option is exercised, Dinamo București will retain a percentage of any future transfer fees for the player.