Marca reports on Yarek Gasiorowski's potential transfer and the dynamics surrounding it. Yarek Gasiorowski is considered a potential candidate for transfer, with agreement among the player, club, and coach about his departure being the best option. An offer from Feyenoord exceeding five million euros has been rejected by Valencia. He is highly regarded in European football, with interest from clubs in Germany and the Netherlands.

Yarek Gasiorowski, a twenty-year-old Spaniard, is expected to join Feyenoord as a replacement for David Hancko. Initially, he will be brought in to play on the left side.

Feyenoord has shown interest in Yarek Gasiorowski as a desired defensive reinforcement. They have already made an initial offer, which was deemed insufficient by Valencia. Feyenoord is preparing an improved proposal. Valencia is open to further negotiations but wants to include a sell-on clause or retain part of his transfer rights. Gasiorowski is open to a transfer due to limited playing time at Valencia and sees Feyenoord as a potential destination for further development.

Yarek Gasiorowski is seen as the successor to Hancko in Rotterdam. The defender from Valencia is expected to make the move to Feyenoord this summer. He was previously of interest to Arsenal and RB Leipzig. Feyenoord is confident that Gasiorowski will complete the transfer to the Netherlands, despite an initial bid being rejected.

Feyenoord has entered into negotiations with Valencia to discuss the potential transfer of 20-year-old central defender Yarek Gasiorowski, who is being considered as a possible successor to David Hancko. Reports indicate that Feyenoord's initial offer does not exceed five million euros, whereas Valencia is seeking approximately ten million euros. The discussions are still in progress. Gasiorowski is inclined to remain in Spain, but views Feyenoord as an appealing option should he decide to leave, as he requires the confidence and playing time that he currently lacks at Valencia. Although Gasiorowski started the season as a regular at Valencia, he has often found himself on the bench, managing only fifteen appearances and accumulating just under one thousand minutes of playtime during the season for the team that concluded their campaign in twelfth place in La Liga.