Luka Jovic has been proposed to Getafe, which has initiated the process to assess the feasibility of signing him, contingent upon the player satisfying two crucial conditions: passing a medical examination and agreeing on salary terms. Jovic, now a free agent after his contract with Milan concluded, would not involve a transfer fee. Nonetheless, the obstacle for Getafe is managing Jovic's substantial salary, which was 3.28 million per season at Milan. With the anticipated sale of Uche to a Premier League club, Getafe might find the operation financially viable. Moreover, to adhere to the salary cap, Getafe may need to offload some of their valuable players, with Borja Mayoral being the prime candidate for departure to create salary space. Jovic, who has previously played for Real Madrid and expressed a keen interest in returning to Spain, reportedly regards Getafe as his preferred choice over other interested clubs such as Cruz Azul, with whom negotiations have stalled following Getafe's interest. The Serbian striker's recent stint at Milan involved playing 47 matches, scoring 13 goals, and securing the Italian Super Cup.