Mundo Deportivo reports on the loan transfer of Koleosho to Espanyol from Burnley. Koleosho joins Espanyol on loan from Burnley with no transfer fee involved. The transfer was facilitated by Alan Page, the owner of both Burnley and Espanyol. Garagarza worked on this transfer for three months, convincing Burnley by emphasizing that Koleosho could increase in value under coach Manolo González.

AS reports on the upcoming loan return of Luca Koleosho to Espanyol from Burnley. Luca Koleosho is set to return to Espanyol on loan from Burnley. Espanyol has been keen on bringing him back, and Koleosho prioritized returning to the club when he received the offer. Previously, Koleosho was signed by Espanyol from Reus in 2020, and he made his debut in the first team on May 22, 2022. Burnley had signed him for 3 million euros in 2023.

Burnley and Espanyol are in conversations for Luca Koleosho to play this season on loan at Espanyol. The negotiation is facilitated by the fact that both clubs are owned by the same holding, Velocity Sports Limited, which was confirmed a few weeks ago. Despite operating independently in sports matters, being part of the same structure eases the process for a loan agreement.

Mundo Deportivo has reported that Espanyol is interested in re-signing Luca Koleosho from Burnley. The club is contemplating the possibility of bringing back Koleosho, who is currently playing for Burnley. This interest is partly influenced by Alan Pace, the president of Burnley and head of Velocity Sports Limited, which is the new owner of Espanyol. Luca Koleosho, who previously played in Espanyol's youth academy, matches the club's desired profile of being young, eager for playing time, and having a history with Espanyol. Despite Koleosho's contract with Burnley extending until 2029, Espanyol may consider loan options. Although no concrete or serious negotiations have been reported, the new ownership situation at Espanyol could make such a transfer more feasible.