AEK has been in contact regarding two player cases for the past 10 to 15 days. For Tsapras, the club is considering increasing its offer to Levadiakos. A report stated that the first approach was at 700,000 euros. If AEK acquires Tsapras, he will arrive in the summer. Giorgos Tsakiris stated that Tsapras is a definite target for AEK.

Vasilis Sambrakos stated that AEK is not willing at this stage to make an offer for Tsapras from Levadiakos, despite having a very high opinion of the 24-year-old right-back. According to Sambrakos, AEK would like to acquire a right-back and prefers a Greek player, but does not want to enter a bidding war for Tsapras due to previous experiences losing out to Panathinaikos and recent high transfer prices. Sambrakos mentioned that the owner of Levadiakos might ask for 1 million euros for Tsapras, referencing the 2 million euros paid for Tetteh and 1 million for Pantelidis.

According to Giorgos Tsakiris, AEK has an interest in Levadiakos right-back Triantafyllos Tsapras, a situation that is linked to the contract renewal of Lazaros Rota. Rota's contract expires in the summer, and negotiations are ongoing, with the player reportedly asking for €1 million per year while AEK has offered €800,000. Club owner Marios Iliopoulos has become personally involved to help secure an agreement. If Rota extends his contract, AEK will continue to monitor Tsapras. However, if Rota leaves, the club is expected to pursue the Levadiakos player more dynamically. Tsakiris mentioned that AEK is aware that Panathinaikos had contact with Levadiakos for the player in the summer, but a transfer did not happen as Levadiakos was unwilling to sell at the time. He added that Tsapras currently does not have an agent, is not in a hurry to find one, and trusts the management of Levadiakos. Separately, Nikos Athanasiou expressed uncertainty about any current interest from Panathinaikos, noting they have Calabria, Kotsiras, and Gendtva as options in that position.