Marca has reported on Liberto Beltrán's transfer to Huesca, where he has signed for the next two seasons, becoming the fourth addition to the club this summer. Beltrán arrives from Mérida, having played under the current Huesca coach, Sergi Guilló, and was considered a key player there. In the previous season in Primera RFEF, he impressed by scoring 13 goals and providing six assists in 33 matches, significantly aiding the team's near-promotion to Segunda División. The 28-year-old winger, known for his versatility on both flanks, has prior experience in Segunda División with Elche and Albacete, although he has not played in the division for four years. His move to Huesca signifies a return to Segunda, with the intention of becoming an essential player for the club. Beltrán joins Julio Alonso, Ro Abajas, and Jesús Álvarez among the new signings for Huesca, which is also in talks to acquire goalkeeper Juanpa from Mérida.