Deportivo: Casadó, Adama and Angeliño eye rotation spots

Deportivo start a crucial stretch with the need to deliver in LaLiga, and Sport frames the next seven days as a stress test for the squad. After a promising opener and as the calendar tightens, the matches against Getafe, Sevilla and Real Betis are presented as the clearest benchmark for the club’s Primera-level depth.

Sport singles out Marc Casadó as the one most likely to be more than a simple rotation. The Catalan is portrayed as the main candidate to enter the starting XI, while the article suggests Riki could be the most exposed option. It also notes Casadó’s limited workload late in pre-season under Flick, but cites the club’s message through Antonio Hidalgo: "coge la forma rápido", adding that Hidalgo already gave him minutes at Vila-Real. With that background, the piece says his debut as a novelty in Getafe is a realistic possibility.

A week that will decide

Adama Traoré also features as a candidate, though Sport underlines the challenge of replacing Luismi, one of the early-season surprises. The outlet adds tactical flexibility too: depending on the plan, one of the midfielders could change the side of the diamond behind Bil and Aubameyang. The main limiting factor is preparation, since after being without a club and training away from the group through the summer, he is still said to be short on sharpness—yet these three games could give him starts or a regular bench role. The article also leaves the door open to a long-right full-back use.

Finally, Sport highlights Angeliño as the only one among the reported signings who hasn’t debuted in an official match yet (though he did in friendlies, with the last being Teresa Herrera). It says Quagliata’s form has worked against him, and recalls his tough last year in Rome; Hidalgo described it as "difícil, desde el punto anímico y fisico". The next three games are framed as the chance for his official debut and first start with the senior team.

Sport rounds off by mentioning Jonathan Asp-Jensen as another option, but with two doubts: a viral-like process and the fact that his operating zone overlaps with Yeremay, while the club’s big goal is for him to recover that edge—something the article links to the “that joy” he has always carried. It also points to David Mella as a possible right-wing alternative, plus further rotation possibilities around José María Giménez, with Miguel Loureiro and Ede Bright, and similar competition for the left side via Altimira and Ximo Navarro.