According to Marca, Levante is monitoring the situation of Yvan Neyou. He is one of the players who could leave his team by February 2, which would create capacity under financial fair play rules to make another signing.

According to Marca, Yvan Neyou could potentially depart from Getafe due to concerns over his salary and playing time. He is reportedly seen as one of the main players likely to leave, as his salary accounts for a significant portion of the wage bill. Furthermore, due to limited playing time, Neyou is not opposed to leaving the Getafe team.

Yvan Neyou could leave Getafe on loan this winter. It is reported that several Liga clubs are interested in taking the 29-year-old Cameroonian player on loan. Information suggests that Neyou does not seem to be in Bordalas' plans only a few months after his arrival. Neyou had missed nearly a month of competition due to sanctions imposed by Spanish financial fair play. His registration was validated in the final minutes of the summer transfer window following the late departure of Uche to Crystal Palace. Getafe had started the season without him, established their starting eleven, and now finds itself obliged to reduce the number of midfielders. The midfielder, who has been capped 11 times by Cameroon, has made 5 appearances in LaLiga this season. His contract with Getafe is valid until 2028 and his Transfermarkt valuation is €2.50m.