AS reports that the future of 31-year-old Spanish midfielder Javi Muñoz at Getafe is uncertain and that Las Palmas has potential interest in him. Javi Muñoz is considered one of the players not in the plans of Getafe's coach, Bordalás, which requires him to seek a new direction in his professional career, a situation highlighted by his absence from a friendly against Reading. Las Palmas is interested in the midfielder's return, as he left a positive impression as an essential player during his previous two-season stay at the club in Primera División. Getafe signed Muñoz last summer on a three-season contract and holds greater negotiating power because the player has two more years of contractual obligation. Therefore, Las Palmas is considering a loan as the main option to secure his return. The transfer does not appear to be imminent, though it would be significantly simplified if Muñoz were to rescind his contract with Getafe. Muñoz has one cap for Spain's U19 team, and his current market value is €1.20m, according to Transfermarkt.