Migouel Alfarela, after being considered a transfer failure at Legia Warszawa, was loaned to Athens Kallithea in Greece where he became a star. Foot Mercato reports that major Greek clubs, including PAOK, are very interested in him and are seriously considering a transfer this summer.

Migouel Alfarela, currently on loan to Athens Kallithea from Legia Warszawa, is attracting interest from PAOK. After a successful loan spell in Greece, where Alfarela scored nine goals in seventeen appearances, he is expected to return to Legia Warszawa. However, Legia may receive an offer from PAOK during the summer transfer window. His contract with Legia is valid until 30 June 2027. The information is reported by Josué Cassé from 'Foot Mercato'.

PAOK is observing Alfarela's performance and shows interest in him. The player, currently on loan at Athens Kallithea from Legia Warszawa, has impressed with his recent performances, scoring five goals in twelve matches. This has caught the attention of several clubs, including PAOK and AEK, with Aris Saloniki already initiating contact regarding a potential transfer. Alfarela's resurgence in form has made him a hot commodity in the transfer market, and his current club, Athens Kallithea, has an option to purchase him for two million euros, though this fee is considered steep for them.