Eyal Berkovic suggested that if Patati receives an offer of €5m (£4.3m) from Girona, he should demand Maccabi Tel Aviv to let him go, as he would be unhappy otherwise. Berkovic warned Maccabi Tel Aviv of a potential rebellion if they don't lower the price tag to a reasonable amount.

Girona is reportedly keen on acquiring Weslley Patati. Maccabi Tel Aviv has set a minimum asking price of €10 million for the player, largely because Santos, his former club, retains a 40% stake in his rights. The Brazilian forward, often referred to as the 'Brazilian magician', has also drawn interest from other clubs such as AZ Alkmaar in the Netherlands, and Al Wahda and Al Ain in the UAE, in addition to several unnamed teams in both the Premier League and the Championship. Maccabi Tel Aviv has turned down offers reaching as high as €4 million, maintaining their valuation of the player at €10 million. Patati, who had an impressive season scoring 13 goals and providing 10 assists, is seen as vital by Maccabi, particularly in light of potential transfers involving his teammate Dor Turgeman.