Mariano Diaz could return to Spain next year

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Getafe CF is already beginning to plan its squad for the upcoming summer transfer window, and one of the names that has appeared on the club's agenda is Mariano Díaz. The Hispanic-Dominican forward, currently without a team after his contract with Sevilla FC expired on July 1, is being considered by the club's sports management as an interesting option to strengthen the attack.

Mariano, 30 years old, is still without a destination after his modest spell with Sevilla, where he had little prominence. Nevertheless, Getafe believes that, in the right environment with continuity, he could regain some of the level he showed in his early days at Olympique Lyon or even during some moments with Real Madrid.

Getafe Hopes Mariano Will Offer Economic Flexibility

One of the factors that appeals most to the club from the south of Madrid is that Mariano would arrive at no cost, fitting within the team's economic framework. However, for the deal to materialize, the forward would need to accept a significant salary reduction. In his previous contracts, Mariano had a very high salary, especially during his time at Real Madrid, which has greatly hindered his incorporation into other clubs.

There is no formal negotiation yet, but Getafe is closely monitoring his situation from the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez. If the player is willing to adapt to the club's conditions, he could become an interesting signing for José Bordalás.

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