According to Mundo Deportivo, Rayo Vallecano has decided to extend Óscar Trejo's contract. The club has confirmed that the veteran player will remain with the team, which competes in Europe. The contract extension for the 37-year-old Argentine midfielder, originally from Santiago del Estero, is for one more season, lasting until June 2026. Trejo's previous contract was set to expire on June 30, but the renewal was announced today, although it was nearly finalized before the month's end. With this extension, Trejo, the most capped active player for the club, will continue to contribute for another season.

Oscar Trejo's contract with Rayo Vallecano has ended, and he is currently a free agent. There is uncertainty about whether he will start the preseason with Rayo Vallecano on July 8. The club's sporting director, David Cobeño, has been in contact with Trejo to discuss his future, but no information about the negotiations is available yet. Trejo has expressed his desire to continue playing for Rayo Vallecano, and his coach, Iñigo Pérez, also wants him to stay for the next season.

AS reports on the anticipated contract renewal of Trejo with the club for another year. Both the club and the player want to continue together, and his renewal for one more year is just a matter of days. This fulfills the greatest wish of the fans who want to see Trejo playing in the Conference League.

The president of Rayo Vallecano, Raúl Martín Presa, publicly stated weeks ago that they offered Óscar Trejo a chance to continue at the club. Trejo, however, initially denied receiving any offer. Recently, journalist Pablo Villa announced on 'Radio MARCA' that a formal proposal has now been made to Trejo, although there are differences between the two parties. The club's intention is for Trejo to stay for one more year. Trejo will be 38 by then, which could be a good age for retirement. The situation needs to be resolved quickly as the team will return from vacation in a little over a month.