Borja Iglesias wants to return to Celta Vigo, but Real Betis is not willing to let him go. Despite interest from national and international clubs, Betis's sporting director Manu Fajardo has reiterated that the club will not sell any of its players. Iglesias is training with a positive attitude and was a starter in a recent preseason match. The situation might become clearer when the coach announces the squad for the upcoming training camp in England.

AS reports on the strategic tug-of-war between Celta and Betis over Borja Iglesias.

Marca reports on Celta Vigo's interest in bringing Borja Iglesias back to the club.

AS has reported on the potential transfer of Borja Iglesias to Celta. Borja Iglesias is under consideration by Celta, who are eager to acquire him at minimal cost. In contrast, Betis remains steadfast in their demand for five or six million euros for the striker, who was originally purchased for over 20 million euros. Although Borja Iglesias has not publicly commented on the situation, it is noted that he had a successful stint with Celta in the past and is highly regarded by Claudio Giráldez. While Betis acknowledges the possibility of his eventual departure, they are adamant about securing a fair price. Borja Iglesias still has one year remaining on his contract with Betis, and the situation is dependent on reaching a future agreement between the clubs.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Celta's interest in acquiring Borja Iglesias from Real Betis without a transfer fee. Celta shows interest in acquiring Borja Iglesias without a transfer fee. Real Betis insists that they will not let players go for free. Borja Iglesias has a contract with Real Betis and will join the preseason.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Celta's interest in acquiring Borja Iglesias from Real Betis.

Mundo Deportivo reports on the ongoing loan situation of Borja Iglesias from Betis to Celta. Borja Iglesias, also known as 'Panda', is currently on loan from Betis to Celta. Both the player and Celta's coach, Giráldez, want him to stay at Celta. However, there have been no firm contacts between the clubs yet. Betis is expected to demand a good fee for Iglesias, who was the top scorer for Celta in the recent league season with 11 goals and 3 assists in 37 matches, 24 of which he started. The negotiations might continue until the end of August.

Mundo Deportivo reports on the initial contacts between Borja Iglesias' representatives and Celta de Vigo regarding a potential move. There have been initial contacts with Borja Iglesias' representative regarding a potential move to Celta de Vigo. Both the player and the club desire his continuation.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Celta's interest in securing Borja Iglesias amidst the complexities of his contract situation with Betis. Celta wants Borja Iglesias, and Borja Iglesias is interested in staying at Celta. However, the player is owned by Betis and was loaned to Celta last summer. His contract with Betis ends on June 30, 2026. If Betis wants to make a profit, they need to sell him this summer. Celta would have to enter a bidding process, which may be challenging due to their cost-reduction policy.

Borja Iglesias, who had a crisis of confidence and considered retiring during his difficult period at Betis, is now contemplating a return to Celta. He was previously the top scorer for Celta's reserve team and is enjoying playing under Claudio Giráldez with teammates Iago Aspas and Óscar Mingueza. Although he has a contract with Betis, he dreams of playing for Celta and competing in Europe. Negotiations or considerations for this transfer are expected to take place in the coming weeks.

Borja Iglesias is on loan to Celta from Betis without a purchase option. For Celta to retain him for the next season, they will need to negotiate again with Betis at the end of the current campaign.

Borja Iglesias, on loan at Celta de Vigo from Real Betis, has scored four goals in nine matches. Celta is considering a permanent transfer due to his impact and key role under Claudio Giráldez. Real Betis may negotiate an affordable transfer as their attack is well-covered. Borja may prefer staying where he's regained form.

Borja Iglesias decided to return to Celta Vigo after seven years. The negotiations were long, and he received interest from numerous teams including Alavés. The transfer was completed this summer.

Borja Iglesias has moved to Celta on loan from Betis.

Borja Iglesias returns to Celta de Vigo on loan from Betis. Iglesias, known as 'the panda' in Spain, previously played for Celta de Vigo's B team from 2013 to 2017, becoming their all-time top scorer with 76 goals. He had a successful season on loan at Leverkusen, winning the Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal, despite not scoring in 10 matches.

Borja Iglesias becomes a new player for Celta, joining on loan from Betis until the end of the season with no purchase option. The Galician team will cover the player's entire salary, which is over two million euros net per season. Real Betis wanted to transfer Borja Iglesias but opted for the loan to the Galician team due to the lack of offers, which was also the preferred option for the striker, who will reduce his salary to fit within Celta's wage parameters.

Borja Iglesias is moving to Celta de Vigo on a loan deal. Celta will cover the entire salary of Borja Iglesias during the loan period. This transfer provides financial relief to Real Betis but does not generate immediate funds for new signings.

Borja Iglesias was in negotiations with Celta de Vigo, but the financial positions between the club and the player are currently quite distant.

Celta is interested in Borja Iglesias as a replacement for Larsen. Manu Fajardo mentioned that they are in a position to listen to proposals and will consider anything that benefits all parties.

The return of Borja Iglesias to Vigo is very close.

Borja Iglesias will return to Celta seven years after his previous stint. The transfer will be completed once Jorgen Strand Larsen's move to Wolverhampton is official. Economic aspects related to his significant salary and remaining two-year contract with Betis have been resolved.