ANDl Real Mallorca has agreed to transfer Lago Junior to Huesca. After passing the medical tests carried out early this Tuesday, the Huesca team has made official the incorporation of the 30-year-old winger, on loan and with an option to buy at the end of the season.
The oldest of the squad
The Ivorian is leaving Mallorca after becoming one of the most important footballers in the recent history of the vermilion. He was one of the only two survivors of relegation to Second B – along with Antonio Raíllo – and the footballer who had been on the squad the longest.
It arrived in January 2016 thanks to Maheta Molango after paying close to 300,000 euros to Mirandés. In October he reached 200 games as a Mallorcan player, something that has put him in the ‘top 10’ of players who have worn the vermilion shirt the most times, with almost 50 games in the First Division.
Febas, the next to go
The Catalan center has all the ballots to be the next to leave the island. After ruling out going out in the last summer market, Febas has decided to go out in search of minutes. His destination will be the Second Division, where he will seek to have the leading role that allows him to be important again. On the table has two great proposals, Huesca himself and Málaga. The Andalusians are doing numbers to try to get their loan.
