90min reports on Barcelona's plans to extend Iñaki Peña's contract until 2027 and allow him to leave on loan to offload the bulk of his salary. Barcelona plans to extend Iñaki Peña's contract until 2027 and allow him to leave on loan to offload the bulk of his salary. Celta Vigo has shown interest in Peña, especially now that he could be available on loan. Originally, Peña was set to leave on a permanent transfer, but the idea of terminating his contract was discarded because Barcelona would be forced to pay Peña’s full-season salary.

Iñaki Peña is courted by Celta Vigo, but only Côme seems ready to act immediately. The timing is crucial with 20 days left in the transfer window.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Iñaki Peña may leave FC Barcelona for Celta de Vigo. The 26-year-old goalkeeper is contemplating his professional future and has made the decision to depart from Barcelona at the season's end. Celta de Vigo, set to compete in the upcoming Europa League, is keenly observing Peña's situation and appreciates the possibility of integrating him into their youthful and expanding team. The option of moving to Vigo is being seriously considered, particularly because Peña has recently welcomed a child and remaining in Spain is a significant consideration for him.

Iñaki Peña, who is currently with Barcelona, is being considered by Celta for a potential transfer. The decision made by Hansi Flick to appoint Szczesny as the starter has relegated Peña to a secondary role, which he is unwilling to continue in. As a result, his departure from the Catalan team seems likely. Celta de Vigo is in search of a new starting goalkeeper, as Vicente Guaita's future with the club seems uncertain, even though there is a possibility of a contract renewal. Peña is among the three goalkeepers shortlisted by Celta's technical department, along with Antonio Sivera from Alavés and Luis Maximiano from Almería, as they aim to secure a dependable option for the upcoming season.