Kostas Ketsedzoglou reported that AEK Athens decided this year to veto the sale of Filipe Relvas, believing that the Portuguese defender will significantly increase his market value and aiming to attract interest from many clubs next year. It is mentioned that next year, depending on his performance, he might be the first to transfer. It is also mentioned that this year, if the yellow-blacks were looking for a sale, they might have received an offer as high as 10,000,000 euros.

There are indications that proposals may be made for the acquisition of Relvas. AEK does not appear willing to enter into a sale process unless the amounts are in the double-digit millions. The club believes that with the European commitments of the new season the value of these specific players may increase further.

Filipe Relvas, a 26-year-old Portuguese centre-back, is being monitored by clubs from Spain. The report states that left-footed center backs like Relvas are considered rare in modern football, which increases his resale value. It is also stated that scorakias.gr reported a scenario in which AEK could receive offers for Relvas of up to 20 million euros. Relvas joined AEK in July 2025, and his contract is valid until June 2029. In the 2025/2026 Super League 1 season, he has made 20 appearances and scored one goal.