According to the regional publication 'Ideal', Levski has made a second, improved offer for Granada's Spanish defender, Manuel Lama. The second-division Spanish team does not wish to accept it, as they insist on receiving around 3 million euros for their player. If Levski were to pay such an amount, it would become the most expensive incoming transfer in the club's history. Levski's first offer for Manuel Lama last month was under one million euros and was rejected by Granada. The new, improved offer has also proven insufficient for Granada, which at this stage does not want to release the 25-year-old defender.

Spanish club Granada has rejected an offer from Levski for 25-year-old Spanish central defender Manu Lama. The proposal was reportedly lower than the asking price set by the second-division club. The club values Lama similarly to Loic Williams, who was sold for 3 million euros. Granada hopes to renew the defender's contract, which expires next summer. Alaves has also shown interest in the player. Lama joined Granada in August 2024. During the 2025/2026 season, he made 34 appearances in LaLiga2, scoring 3 goals and providing 1 assist. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €1.50m.