Marca reports on the transfer of Etta Eyong to Levante. Etta Eyong, a promising forward and a key player for Villarreal at the start of the season, will join Levante. Levante will pay a total of three million euros for the Cameroonian international. Villarreal retains a preferential option for the next season. Eyong has played a total of 257 minutes this season across three league matches, scoring one goal and providing two assists. Eyong bid farewell to Villarreal on social media, expressing gratitude for his time there and optimism that their paths will cross again.

Levante appears to be the leading contender to secure a loan deal for 21-year-old Cameroonian forward Etta Eyong. The Villarreal forward, whose release clause is set to increase from ten to twenty million by the end of the transfer window, is nearing a move to Levante to bolster their squad. The transaction is in progress with ongoing discussions between the two clubs. Despite interest from numerous teams in purchasing the young forward, Villarreal, having recently acquired two new forwards this transfer window, decided to loan Eyong out to help him gain more first division experience before his anticipated return next season. For Levante, acquiring Eyong could be transformative, offering the potential to invigorate their faltering start to the season with a stronger offensive lineup. Eyong is contracted with Villarreal until 2027, and his market value is assessed by Transfermarkt to be €5 million.