The Vice President of Albacete, Víctor Varela, revealed that an agreement had been reached with an undisclosed club for the transfer of Cameroonian forward Christian Kofane for a sum exceeding the 5 million euros stipulated in his release clause. Kofane had neither undergone a medical examination with his teammates nor commenced preseason training with the first team. While Albacete believed that Kofane's development would have been enhanced by staying with them on loan, it was reported that both the player and the interested clubs disagreed. This transfer is anticipated to be the largest in the club's history and is expected to contribute towards building a competitive team. Nonetheless, the club is focused on preserving team cohesion and maintaining a balanced salary structure.

L'Équipe reports on AS Monaco's interest in Christian Kofane and the subsequent developments with Bayer Leverkusen. AS Monaco showed interest in Christian Kofane and made a proposal. However, their action came too late as Bayer Leverkusen had already decided to activate his release clause.

Christian Kofane's future points abroad, with clubs like Mónaco in the 'pole position' for the Cameroonian. Albacete is waiting for developments but prefers to keep Kofane for another season, ideally selling him for his release clause amount and having him play on loan at Albacete next season. The deal is not expected to involve Atlético de Madrid.

Christian Kofane, a Cameroonian forward, joined Albacete in November and has become a target for major European clubs due to his goal-scoring ability and a release clause of 5 million euros.