Granada has secured the services of Souleymane Faye after intense negotiations with Betis. The transfer was agreed for a little over half a million euros for 50% of the rights to the young 22-year-old attacker. Faye has committed to a four-year contract with Granada. Previously, negotiations failed in the winter market, and Faye remained with Betis's reserve team, performing impressively with nine goals and four assists. Granada managed to finalize the transfer by offering more money than Cádiz, who was also close to signing him.

Marca reports on the transfer developments involving Souleymane Faye, who is being pursued by both Cádiz and Granada. Souleymane Faye, a Senegalese winger, was initially close to joining Cádiz on loan from Betis. However, Granada has made a stronger bid for him, diverting his path towards Granada. Despite Cádiz's initial interest and advanced negotiations with Betis, it appears that the contract signing will favor Granada, causing Faye to forgo joining Cádiz.

Granada is attempting to bring in Souleymane Faye from Real Betis. Negotiations have accelerated in recent hours, and an agreement with Betis may be finalized soon. The player, who is part of Granada's strategy to recruit young and ambitious talent, is seen as a key addition to their project, which aims to revitalize the team with fresh energy and potential. The discussions with Betis have progressed significantly, and the deal is expected to be sealed shortly, aligning with Granada's focus on integrating youthful players into their ranks.