Levante midfielder Carlos Álvarez could leave the club during the summer transfer window. A report from MSN on Monday indicates the club is willing to listen to offers for the player, who would deserve a notable exit if he departs.
The granota board values Álvarez's trajectory and commitment to the entity. The 24-year-old footballer has been an important piece in the center of the pitch over recent seasons. His current contract, according to our data, runs until June 2027. Levante currently sits in 11th place in the LaLiga standings.
What kind of offer would Levante want for Álvarez?
The report does not specify a concrete figure but suggests the club expects a substantial proposal to greenlight the operation. Selling a player with his potential and years remaining on his contract would require a significant investment from any interested club. The central midfielder has played in 28 league matches this season, providing three assists. His potential departure would open a significant gap in the squad managed by the coach.
How would his exit affect the squad?
Losing Carlos Álvarez would force the club to seek a replacement in the market or promote someone from the youth academy. In the current first team, other central midfielders like Pepelu and Iborra bring experience, but losing a player in the prime of his career always presents a sporting challenge. The team has several key matches scheduled in the coming weeks, which you can check on our fixtures page.
What is the next step in the market?
Everything depends on a formal offer materializing that satisfies Levante. Until one arrives, Álvarez will remain a key player under the manager's orders. The club has the advantage of the player's long contract, which gives them negotiating power. The transfer window in Spain closes on September 1st, so the coming weeks will be decisive. The player's immediate future will become clear before the end of the month.
