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Fer López Transfer from Wolverhampton Wanderers to Celta de Vigo
Galician news outlet Nos Diario reports that Fer Lopez is being strongly linked with a move away from Wolves, with Celta Vigo being interested. Wolves have reportedly stopped considering a transfer for the time being because negotiations progressed slowly, even though talks had already occurred after the January loan agreement. Manager Cesar Peixoto wants to observe Lopez playing in pre-season, as he intends for the Spaniard to be an important part of his plans for the upcoming Championship season. It is said that Lopez wishes to return to Celta Vigo but does not intend to compel a move, and is hopeful that the clubs will ultimately reach an agreement. A permanent transfer would have a cost of over £20m, a figure the Spanish side considers unfeasible because it is impossible for them to reach at this time. Celta desired another loan move and were relying on Wolves’ relegation to assist their efforts. They believed the opportunity to play in La Liga and the Europa League would persuade Wanderers to permit the attacking midfielder's departure on loan, which would help retain his value. Talks remain between the two clubs.
Galician news outlet Nos Diario reports that Fer Lopez is being strongly linked with a move away from Wolves, with Celta Vigo being interested. Wolves have reportedly stopped considering a transfer for the time being because negotiations progressed slowly, even though talks had already occurred after the January loan agreement. Manager Cesar Peixoto wants to observe Lopez playing in pre-season, as he intends for the Spaniard to be an important part of his plans for the upcoming Championship season. It is said that Lopez wishes to return to Celta Vigo but does not intend to compel a move, and is hopeful that the clubs will ultimately reach an agreement. A permanent transfer would have a cost of over £20m, a figure the Spanish side considers unfeasible because it is impossible for them to reach at this time. Celta desired another loan move and were relying on Wolves’ relegation to assist their efforts. They believed the opportunity to play in La Liga and the Europa League would persuade Wanderers to permit the attacking midfielder's departure on loan, which would help retain his value. Talks remain between the two clubs.
The Spanish daily Marca reports that Celta Vigo have not lost hope in their pursuit of Wolves midfielder Fer Lopez and are prepared for lengthy negotiations for a deal. Celta Vigo remain determined to bring Lopez back this summer, and their sporting director revealed in May that they were prepared to be creative in their efforts, having identified Lopez as a priority target for the summer. Although Celta Vigo had hoped Wolves' relegation would strengthen their position, Wolves have taken a firm position on Fer Lopez's future and have made it clear they are prepared to negotiate firmly, leaving Celta Vigo facing what is expected to be a long negotiation. Wolves are considering keeping Lopez for their season in the Championship, while Celta Vigo are currently only able to explore another loan deal. Wolves invested approximately €23m to sign the Spanish player and have indicated they would ideally want to recover that amount. Boss Claudio Giraldez wants to reunite with Lopez, and Lopez also wants to return to the club he played for as a youth.
The Spanish daily Marca reports that Celta Vigo have not lost hope in their pursuit of Wolves midfielder Fer Lopez and are prepared for lengthy negotiations for a deal. Celta Vigo remain determined to bring Lopez back this summer, and their sporting director revealed in May that they were prepared to be creative in their efforts, having identified Lopez as a priority target for the summer. Although Celta Vigo had hoped Wolves' relegation would strengthen their position, Wolves have taken a firm position on Fer Lopez's future and have made it clear they are prepared to negotiate firmly, leaving Celta Vigo facing what is expected to be a long negotiation. Wolves are considering keeping Lopez for their season in the Championship, while Celta Vigo are currently only able to explore another loan deal. Wolves invested approximately €23m to sign the Spanish player and have indicated they would ideally want to recover that amount. Boss Claudio Giraldez wants to reunite with Lopez, and Lopez also wants to return to the club he played for as a youth.
According to Marca, Fer López has returned to Wolverhampton. Celta is interested in a new loan for the player, but this would be complicated and indicates a long negotiation. Celta cannot buy him back, so the option would be a new loan. Claudio Giráldez wants the player to continue with him, and Fer López wishes to continue playing for Celta. The relegation of Wolverhampton to the second division and possible pressure from the player could be favorable to Celta's interests. The transfer, whether by loan or permanent, has a price.
According to Marca, Fer López has returned to Wolverhampton. Celta is interested in a new loan for the player, but this would be complicated and indicates a long negotiation. Celta cannot buy him back, so the option would be a new loan. Claudio Giráldez wants the player to continue with him, and Fer López wishes to continue playing for Celta. The relegation of Wolverhampton to the second division and possible pressure from the player could be favorable to Celta's interests. The transfer, whether by loan or permanent, has a price.
According to a report from Marca, Celta coach Claudio Giráldez wants Fer López to remain in his squad for the upcoming season, and the player shares this intention. The player's agent, Jorge Mendes, is interested in Fer López continuing to play a prominent role at the highest level. Celta is aware that other clubs might attempt to sign the midfielder, but they believe the player's desire to stay under Claudio Giráldez's management will be the decisive factor. The report also states that Wolverhampton, the club that holds the player's rights, does not appear willing to facilitate his departure.
According to a report from Marca, Celta coach Claudio Giráldez wants Fer López to remain in his squad for the upcoming season, and the player shares this intention. The player's agent, Jorge Mendes, is interested in Fer López continuing to play a prominent role at the highest level. Celta is aware that other clubs might attempt to sign the midfielder, but they believe the player's desire to stay under Claudio Giráldez's management will be the decisive factor. The report also states that Wolverhampton, the club that holds the player's rights, does not appear willing to facilitate his departure.
According to Marca, Celta is confident that Fer López can extend his stay, and the player also wants to continue at the club. His future depends on Wolverhampton, and it is said that the relegation of the English club to the second division benefits Celta's interests.
According to Marca, Celta is confident that Fer López can extend his stay, and the player also wants to continue at the club. His future depends on Wolverhampton, and it is said that the relegation of the English club to the second division benefits Celta's interests.
According to AS, Celta considers Fer López to be the successor to Aspas. However, multiple variables could impede his continued presence at the club. The parties have not yet begun to address the situation, although some preliminary contacts have occurred. His continuation with the team could be contingent on his performance and participation, as he is being evaluated until the end of the season, after which a difficult negotiation is anticipated.
According to AS, Celta considers Fer López to be the successor to Aspas. However, multiple variables could impede his continued presence at the club. The parties have not yet begun to address the situation, although some preliminary contacts have occurred. His continuation with the team could be contingent on his performance and participation, as he is being evaluated until the end of the season, after which a difficult negotiation is anticipated.
Marca reports that the Vigo club is working to extend a player's loan for the next season.
Marca reports that the Vigo club is working to extend a player's loan for the next season.
According to AS, for Fer López's loan from Wolverhampton, Celta assumes the player's salary and pays a fee. Fer López stated he reduced his salary significantly to return to Celta. He communicated to his agent in December that he wanted to leave due to limited playing time. During this period, offers were received from Spain, Italy, and France, but Fer López expressed a preference to return to Celta.
According to AS, for Fer López's loan from Wolverhampton, Celta assumes the player's salary and pays a fee. Fer López stated he reduced his salary significantly to return to Celta. He communicated to his agent in December that he wanted to leave due to limited playing time. During this period, offers were received from Spain, Italy, and France, but Fer López expressed a preference to return to Celta.
Mundo Deportivo reports that Fer López has returned to Celta after a challenging period at Wolverhampton. Fer López expressed satisfaction about returning to Celta after a first part of the season with little prominence at Wolverhampton in the Premier League. The footballer acknowledged that at the English team, he did not get the minutes he would have liked. Last summer, the English team paid around 23 million euros for his transfer.
Mundo Deportivo reports that Fer López has returned to Celta after a challenging period at Wolverhampton. Fer López expressed satisfaction about returning to Celta after a first part of the season with little prominence at Wolverhampton in the Premier League. The footballer acknowledged that at the English team, he did not get the minutes he would have liked. Last summer, the English team paid around 23 million euros for his transfer.
Celta reported in a press release that an agreement has been reached with Wolverhampton Wanderers FC for attacker Fer López, 21, to play for the Galician team on loan for the remainder of the season. The English club paid nearly 23 million euros for Fer López last summer.
Celta reported in a press release that an agreement has been reached with Wolverhampton Wanderers FC for attacker Fer López, 21, to play for the Galician team on loan for the remainder of the season. The English club paid nearly 23 million euros for Fer López last summer.
According to Mundo Deportivo, Fer López is set to be Celta's first winter signing, joining on loan from Wolverhampton. The player, who arrived in Vigo last night, will undergo a medical examination this Monday and will start training under Claudio Giráldez at the Afouteza sports city tomorrow.
According to Mundo Deportivo, Fer López is set to be Celta's first winter signing, joining on loan from Wolverhampton. The player, who arrived in Vigo last night, will undergo a medical examination this Monday and will start training under Claudio Giráldez at the Afouteza sports city tomorrow.
According to Marca, Fer López is in Vigo where he will undergo a medical examination and sign his loan to Celta Vigo until the end of the season. Fer López was a priority for the club and Claudio Giráldez in this winter market, and negotiations have lasted more than a month.
According to Marca, Fer López is in Vigo where he will undergo a medical examination and sign his loan to Celta Vigo until the end of the season. Fer López was a priority for the club and Claudio Giráldez in this winter market, and negotiations have lasted more than a month.
Celta coach Claudio Giráldez has admitted there are negotiations with Wolverhampton for the return of forward Fer López. Giráldez stated that the player is one of the options and that they are in talks. The Celta coach explained that Fer López is a player who reassures him because his adaptation would be easy, and also highlighted his versatility on the field.
Celta coach Claudio Giráldez has admitted there are negotiations with Wolverhampton for the return of forward Fer López. Giráldez stated that the player is one of the options and that they are in talks. The Celta coach explained that Fer López is a player who reassures him because his adaptation would be easy, and also highlighted his versatility on the field.
Fabrizio Romano reported that the agreement between Wolverhampton and Celta Vigo for the loan of Fer López is at its final stages and considered imminent. The loan deal is close to being finalized and will conclude at the end of this season, although Celta Vigo attempted to extend it to 18 months.
Fabrizio Romano reported that the agreement between Wolverhampton and Celta Vigo for the loan of Fer López is at its final stages and considered imminent. The loan deal is close to being finalized and will conclude at the end of this season, although Celta Vigo attempted to extend it to 18 months.
Clemente Garrido reported that Celta and Wolverhampton are finalizing the details for the loan of Fer López to Celta. The report added that the agreement with Fer López is total and only minor details remain between the clubs. Fer López was transferred in the summer for 23 million euros and will return after his bad experience in the Premier League.
Clemente Garrido reported that Celta and Wolverhampton are finalizing the details for the loan of Fer López to Celta. The report added that the agreement with Fer López is total and only minor details remain between the clubs. Fer López was transferred in the summer for 23 million euros and will return after his bad experience in the Premier League.
Fer López is close to returning to Vigo after half a season at Wolverhampton. Sky Sports News reports that Celta has made a formal offer to the English club for Fer López to return on loan. Following several weeks of negotiations, Celta is optimistic and believes the move will be formalized in a few days, on loan until the end of the season. The English club would approve the operation provided that Celta agrees to cover the player's full salary and a fee for the move. Wolverhampton has completely ruled out an option to buy at this time.
Fer López is close to returning to Vigo after half a season at Wolverhampton. Sky Sports News reports that Celta has made a formal offer to the English club for Fer López to return on loan. Following several weeks of negotiations, Celta is optimistic and believes the move will be formalized in a few days, on loan until the end of the season. The English club would approve the operation provided that Celta agrees to cover the player's full salary and a fee for the move. Wolverhampton has completely ruled out an option to buy at this time.
According to Marca, Fer López could return to Celta on loan six months after signing for Wolverhampton Wanderers, with negotiations reported to be ongoing but not yet closed. The operation is considered feasible due to the player's limited participation of only 364 minutes across all competitions and Wolverhampton's poor season as the bottom team in the Premier League with 8 points. Fer López has pushed strongly to return until the end of the season to Celta, where he was developed and debuted in the first division. Claudio Giráldez has always desired his return, even if only temporarily. Celta has freed up two squad spots with the departures of Fran Beltrán and Damián, and also transferred Luca de la Torre and Tadeo Allende. These were described as necessary operations for the return of Fer López to Vigo, which is said to be advancing.
According to Marca, Fer López could return to Celta on loan six months after signing for Wolverhampton Wanderers, with negotiations reported to be ongoing but not yet closed. The operation is considered feasible due to the player's limited participation of only 364 minutes across all competitions and Wolverhampton's poor season as the bottom team in the Premier League with 8 points. Fer López has pushed strongly to return until the end of the season to Celta, where he was developed and debuted in the first division. Claudio Giráldez has always desired his return, even if only temporarily. Celta has freed up two squad spots with the departures of Fran Beltrán and Damián, and also transferred Luca de la Torre and Tadeo Allende. These were described as necessary operations for the return of Fer López to Vigo, which is said to be advancing.
AS reports that conversations with players for Celta are open and that Fer López is mentioned as an option. The coach avoided confirming that the incorporation of Fer López was imminent.
AS reports that conversations with players for Celta are open and that Fer López is mentioned as an option. The coach avoided confirming that the incorporation of Fer López was imminent.
According to AS, the return of Fer López to Celta Vigo is imminent. Celta coach Claudio Giráldez made public his desire to bring Fer López back, and the club's management supported his words. Celta has also further strengthened ties with the club that owns Fer López. The player himself indicated his return to Vigo is imminent by posting a photo on Instagram wearing Celta's shirt with the song 'Homecoming' by Kanye West. Negotiations for his return reportedly started several weeks ago, with the only remaining question being whether the loan will be for six or eighteen months. Fer López's contract in England ends in 2030. The previous transfer from Celta to Wolverhampton was completed for 23 million euros a little over six months ago.
According to AS, the return of Fer López to Celta Vigo is imminent. Celta coach Claudio Giráldez made public his desire to bring Fer López back, and the club's management supported his words. Celta has also further strengthened ties with the club that owns Fer López. The player himself indicated his return to Vigo is imminent by posting a photo on Instagram wearing Celta's shirt with the song 'Homecoming' by Kanye West. Negotiations for his return reportedly started several weeks ago, with the only remaining question being whether the loan will be for six or eighteen months. Fer López's contract in England ends in 2030. The previous transfer from Celta to Wolverhampton was completed for 23 million euros a little over six months ago.
Marco Garcés, Celta's sporting director, assured that the Vigo club is not negotiating with Wolverhampton for a possible return of Fer López. Garcés stated that since the player left, they have said they would love to have him back at some point, but right now it is very complicated. He explained that Wolverhampton made a significant investment and he imagines they will try to make it profitable. Garcés commented that at the moment they do not have open conversations with Wolverhampton, but added that Fer López is always an interesting option for them.
Marco Garcés, Celta's sporting director, assured that the Vigo club is not negotiating with Wolverhampton for a possible return of Fer López. Garcés stated that since the player left, they have said they would love to have him back at some point, but right now it is very complicated. He explained that Wolverhampton made a significant investment and he imagines they will try to make it profitable. Garcés commented that at the moment they do not have open conversations with Wolverhampton, but added that Fer López is always an interesting option for them.
Six months after his €23 million transfer to Wolverhampton, Celta de Vigo and Fer López are reportedly interested in a loan deal that would see the player return to Vigo in January. The potential move is prompted by the 21-year-old's lack of playing time at the Premier League's bottom club, and he is aware his role would be different under manager Claudio Giráldez, who gave him his top-flight debut. Despite the mutual interest, all parties acknowledge the deal is almost impossible. Celta considers the player's salary unaffordable, even with a reduction, and would need to free up salary cap space. This would necessitate the departure of players like Aidoo, Cervi, who wants to stay until June, or Marc Vidal, whose exits are considered complicated.
Six months after his €23 million transfer to Wolverhampton, Celta de Vigo and Fer López are reportedly interested in a loan deal that would see the player return to Vigo in January. The potential move is prompted by the 21-year-old's lack of playing time at the Premier League's bottom club, and he is aware his role would be different under manager Claudio Giráldez, who gave him his top-flight debut. Despite the mutual interest, all parties acknowledge the deal is almost impossible. Celta considers the player's salary unaffordable, even with a reduction, and would need to free up salary cap space. This would necessitate the departure of players like Aidoo, Cervi, who wants to stay until June, or Marc Vidal, whose exits are considered complicated.
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