Spartak Moscow forward Levi Garcia is being linked with Olympiacos, and both Olympiacos and Panathinaikos are seriously considering him to strengthen their attack. Spartak Moscow appears willing to consider offers for a sale or a loan, provided there is a satisfactory financial agreement. A loan is possible if the interested team covers his contract, which is about 2.5 million euros per year. Olympiacos maintains open communication channels with Spartak Moscow after the sale of Oleg Reabciuk to the Russian club in the summer of 2023, which may give them an advantage in acquiring Garcia. The forward reportedly views the prospect of returning to Greece positively. According to journalist Lefteris Danovasilis, the transfer amount has likely decreased. The journalist also stated his personal view that the transfer will not happen as a permanent move, though a loan might be possible, and added that Spartak Moscow would probably prefer a sale.

Levi García, a 28-year-old Trinidad and Tobago international centre-forward, has been linked with Olympiacos and Panathinaikos in the last 24 hours. Both clubs are seeking a player in his position for sporting and communicational reasons. There are indications that his current club, Spartak Moscow, is willing to consider selling him this summer for a satisfactory financial offer. García joined Spartak Moscow in February 2025, and his contract is valid until June 2028. The club is open to proposals for him. The arrival of a new coach has complicated García's situation at the club, and his performances have not met expectations, which has resulted in the possibility of a sale or a loan. García has 54 caps and 12 goals for his country. It is reported that he is open to returning to the Greek league. His market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €7.50m. It is reported that Spartak Moscow paid €18.7 million for his transfer from AEK Athens in February 2025. In January 2026, it was also reported that the club would consider a loan if his €2.5 million annual salary was covered.