De la Rosa could leave Cádiz for Wieczysta Cracovia despite Spain’s window closing
MARCA reports that José Antonio de la Rosa’s transfer to Wieczysta Cracovia is very advanced even though Spain’s market is closed.
Cádiz could still let José Antonio de la Rosa move to Wieczysta Cracovia, even after the transfer window has closed in Spain. The reason, according to MARCA, is that the registration period remains open in Poland, which would allow the deal to be completed there.
More movement still possible
On Friday, Cádiz coach Albert Celades acknowledged that another change could happen: “Aún quedan algunos mercados abiertos y hay una situación con un jugador que puede salir. La plantilla está completada y estamos muy contentos.” With those words, he leaves the door open to the academy player, despite the club’s intention to have the squad fully set.
Poland’s deadline is the key
That line contrasts with what Cádiz communicated days earlier: the club denied from its official channels reports hinting at a potential exit for the Huelva-born youngster. Still, as Radio MARCA Provincia de Cádiz reports, the transfer is very advanced.
- The outlet points to Poland’s still-open registration period as the window to make it happen.
- Cádiz would need a replacement plan if the move goes through.
Pozo as potential replacement
One of the options Cádiz is considering is Alejandro Pozo, who ended his contract with Almería just hours before Spain’s market closed. The article also notes the player has other offers from clubs in Spain, so Cádiz would have to push for a decision.
Source: MARCA.
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