According to reports from Russia, Levi Garcia has asked his agent to find a new team because he is reportedly dissatisfied with his situation at Spartak Moscow. Former player Alexander Mostovoi commented that it is possible for Garcia to return to AEK on loan. Spartak Moscow is reportedly willing to consider proposals for either a sale or a loan of Levi Garcia, on the condition of a satisfactory financial agreement. A loan is also a possibility if the interested club covers his contract, which is approximately 2.5 million euros annually. Information indicates that Garcia views the prospect of returning to Greece in a positive light.

Levi García, a 28-year-old striker from Trinidad and Tobago, was present in Nea Filadelfeia, which led to rumors of a return to AEK, but this possibility was quickly dismissed. The striker has reportedly struggled to adapt in Russia since his move to Spartak Moscow from AEK 11 months ago, and he has been seeking a move since December. Although he was also proposed to PAOK, the proposal was not seriously considered. García has now been offered to Panathinaikos and is being considered by the club. He is said to fit the profile of a striker that their manager, Rafa Benítez, is seeking. Spartak Moscow is reportedly willing to loan the player for a significant fee with a purchase option, on the condition that the new club covers his entire salary of approximately €2.5 million per year. The Trinidad and Tobago international, who has 52 caps and 10 goals for his country, is under contract with Spartak until June 2028. Spartak Moscow paid a reported €18.7M for García in February 2025, and his current Transfermarkt market value is €10.00m.