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DONE DEAL: Villarreal swoop for Levante veteran Jose Luis Morales
Villarreal have clinched the signing of Levante midfielder Jose Luis Morales. The 34 year-old veteran leaves Levante after their relegation last season. He had been among the most popular players at Levante in recent years. Morales, known as 'El Comandante', will move to Villarreal on a two-year contract on specific request from coach Unai Emery. His presentation will be held at Villarreal once their preseason kicks off. Need a VPN? Or seeking to switch? Then support Tribal Football by clicking here to sign up with our official partners NordVPN. Not only will you receive the best VPN experience, but also great discounts by signing up via Tribal Football. Thanks for your support!
Villarreal face fresh problem in bid to complete Giovani Lo Celso transfer
Villarreal could face an issue in their bid to sign Giovani Lo Celso this summer. The Tottenham star impressed during a loan spell with the Yellows this season, playing a key role in the club’s run to reach the Champions League semi-finals. Lo Celso is still under a long-term deal at Spurs, tied down until 2025, but it seems he is not wanted back in north London having failed to impress consistently. The Argentine has been injury prone over past years, and it seems there may be an opportunity for Villarreal to sign him permanently. That’s particularly the case if Spurs come back for Villarreal star Pau Torres this summer, with the centre-back receiving a bid from Antonio Conte’s men last summer. But it may not be quite so straightforward, with Diario AS now reporting that Atletico Madrid are eyeing a possible move. Lo Celso impressed during his loan spell Photo by Eric Alonso/Getty Images Atleti are said to be keen to improve their midfield this summer, and Diego Simeone is understood to be a fan of fellow Argentine Lo Celso’s. Atleti are also said to be tracking Valencia’s Carlos Soler, but their interest in Lo Celso will be the big concern for Villarreal. The Yellows better get a move on in their bid to wrap up a deal, but they may well look to move some players out of the squad first. Transfermarkt value Lo Celso at a touch under £20million, but Villarreal will try to reduce that figure given the loan fee they played last season and given the fact Spurs don’t appear to want him back.
Defender finds new club instantly after Villarreal confirm his release three years early
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