Rafa Mir has reached a verbal agreement with Aris Thessaloniki for a two-year contract and is expected in Thessaloniki at the beginning of the week to complete the final procedures. He will undergo the necessary medical examinations and, if they are successful, he will sign his contract and be officially announced by the club. Rafa Mir became a free agent after leaving Sevilla. Completion of the transfer also depends on resolving the issue related to his exit from Spain; he has been sentenced by a first-instance court to a prison term and, if he signs, will be required to appear regularly at the Spanish consulate.

An agreement has been reached between Sevilla and Rafa Mir to terminate the contract that was binding them until June 30. Rafa Mir will sign for Aris de Salónica as a free agent. According to 'Las provincias', in a report confirmed by EFE, Rafa Mir had to receive permission from the Audiencia Provincial de Valencia to move to Salónica and is required to report monthly at the Spanish consulate in the Greek city.

According to an unnamed source, Rafa Mir's immediate future involves looking for a club abroad. Mir is currently separated from group training with Sevilla, who do not consider him part of their plans for the coming season, which is the last of his contract. He and his legal advisors have filed a lengthy appeal against a sentence from the Audiencia Provincial de Valencia.

Navarro said they are seeking the best departure for Rafa Mir, for both the player and Sevilla, in order to end his association with the club.

Marca reported that Rafa Mir trained separately from the squad as he seeks a new destination. His agents are working on a beneficial exit in his final contract year, and the move is pending his delicate judicial situation.

AS has reported that negotiations are taking place concerning Rafa Mir's potential transfer from or contract termination with Sevilla. The player's contract has one year remaining, and Sevilla is negotiating either a termination or a transfer to any club that is interested. Rafa Mir has received a prison sentence of eight and a half years for sexual assault.

According to AS, Rafa Mir is under contract with Elche until June 30 and there is an option to buy, but a decision has not yet been made.

Elche CF is interested in loaning Rafa Mir. Sevilla is working on this potential solution for the striker, who is not in the plans of Matías Almeyda and has a strained relationship with the club's management. Rafa Mir has not participated in pre-season friendlies despite not being officially excluded from training, and his high salary is a burden for Sevilla. The club needs to reduce its wage bill, and Elche can only cover part of his salary. Rafa Mir has previously rejected offers to leave, both on loan and permanent transfers, but the interest from Elche presents a new opportunity.

Marca reports on Rafa Mir's potential departure from Sevilla amidst contract discussions. Rafa Mir is open to leaving Sevilla if the club honors his remaining two-year contract. Despite good performances and cutting short his vacation to be in top form for the upcoming season, Sevilla is hinting at his exit. Mir insists on receiving his full contracted salary if he departs, as he previously lost money moving to Valencia.

Mundo Deportivo reports that Sevilla is looking to offload Rafa Mir as part of their strategy to bring new players to the forward line, a plan orchestrated by Antonio Cordón.

Rafa Mir is among the players excluded from the friendly match squad, indicating he is likely to leave the club during this transfer window.

Rafa Mir, who is presently on loan from Sevilla to Valencia, is in discussions with Club Tijuana of the Mexican league. His potential move to Mexico is contingent upon the return of his passport, which is currently retained due to a legal matter. Although he is contracted with Sevilla until 2027, his relationship with the club has been tense, particularly with the sporting director, Víctor Orta, who reportedly obstructed his transfer to Valencia during the last two transfer windows. Despite the closure of the Mexican transfer market, his legal team is investigating immediate options or considering waiting for the next transfer window.

Rafa Mir's situation has become untenable for both Valencia CF, where he is on loan, and Sevilla FC, the club that owns his rights. Neither club wants him beyond this season. Valencia has added him to the discard list due to economic urgencies and the arrival of a new coach. However, breaking the loan in January is complex as Sevilla is unwilling to take him back unless another team agrees to the previously arranged financial terms. His underwhelming performance and unresolved legal issues further complicate the scenario. Various options for his departure have been explored, including leagues in Mexico, the Middle East, MLS, and some smaller European competitions like Greece. However, his off-field issues have made negotiations difficult, with many clubs hesitant to take the risk of signing him.

The loan of Rafa Mir from Sevilla to Valencia may be terminated prematurely. Rafa Mir has been proposed to clubs in Greece. Sevilla does not want to discuss Rafa Mir's return in January and urges Valencia to find another club for him until June.

Rafa Mir is currently on loan at Valencia, where he has had a forgettable season marked by controversies and injuries. Valencia, now managed by Carlos Corberán, plans to release him as part of a squad overhaul and will not exercise the 5 million euros purchase option that was originally agreed upon. Rafa Mir's parent club, Sevilla, does not want to take him back and has stated that any future move must involve a club willing to accept the same financial conditions as his current contract at Valencia, which includes his full salary. There have been previous conflicts between Rafa Mir and Sevilla's management over last-minute changes to agreements in past transfer windows. His future hinges on finding a club willing to meet Sevilla's demands.

Valencia has decided not to exercise the purchase option for Rafa Mir, who is currently on loan from Sevilla. Sevilla is attentive to the judicial developments but is not in a hurry to make immediate decisions as Rafa Mir still has one year left on his contract with Sevilla.

Rafa Mir has been loaned out by Sevilla.

Rafa Mir is another player who might leave Sevilla. His playing style and height are similar to Marc Guiu.