Gazzetta.gr reports on Aris's intensified negotiations with Granada for Martin Hongla's transfer. Aris has intensified discussions with Granada for the acquisition of Martin Hongla. The Spanish team's demands were initially deemed excessive, as they acquired the player for 2.75 million euros and were asking for 10 million euros. However, Granada has recently become more flexible in their financial demands, creating a favorable climate for a potential agreement. The player's positive outlook towards the transfer is also noted.

Aris has openly shown interest in Martin Hongla, a 27-year-old Cameroonian defensive midfielder currently playing for Granada. The Thessaloniki-based team is aiming to bolster their midfield, seeking depth beyond Monchu and Zul. While Aris has demonstrated clear interest, Granada may not be willing to part with the player easily. Hongla is under contract with Granada until 2027, and his market value is pegged at 2 million euros. Granada initially invested 2.5 million euros in him, and his release clause stands at 10 million euros, although the club is open to receiving offers. The interest from Aris emerged last week, and the situation regarding the Cameroonian midfielder is anticipated to become clearer in the coming days. Additionally, Antwerp, the Belgian champions, have also expressed interest in Hongla. Despite this, Granada is reportedly reluctant to let him go easily, given that he holds one of the club's most significant contracts.