Carlitos’ second adventure with Legia Warsaw does not go as expected. The Spanish striker may soon leave the ranks of the capital’s team again. A team from Cyprus became interested in his services.
The return of Carlitos to the Warsaw Legia brought many positive memories of the Spanish striker to the fans. His achievements in PKO BP Ekstraklasa are very good, but last season was not good for him. We can say that in the sniper hierarchy of Kost Runyajic’s team, he occupies only the fourth place after Ernest Muci, Tomas Pehart and Maciej Rosolek. This caused him doubts about continuing to play for the “Military”, and another club became interested in his services.
Carlitos may leave Legia Warsaw
According to the Cypriot sports site sport-fm.com.cy, Carlitos was in the eye of the third team from last season in the local league, ie AEK Larnaca. The team needs a boost in the forward position and the club’s technical director Javier Roca said the Spaniard’s candidacy is very serious and there are many signs that they will make moves towards his employment.
However, this will not be easy because if the transfer were to take place, Carlitos would have to terminate his contract with Legia Warszawa earlier and dispense with the transfer fee. The Spaniard’s contract with the capital club expires on June 30, 2024, so initially he will need to agree with the club’s management on its early termination.
Bad season for Carlitos at Legia Warsaw
While Legia herself cannot complain about the achievements of the previous season, Carlitos imagined his second stay at Łazienkowska 3 in Warsaw quite differently. The Spaniard’s player card was bought by Legia from Panathinaikos Athens for 400,000. However, his contribution last season was four goals and four assists in 26 games.
It is worth adding that a possible move to Cyprus would mean his return to this country, since from January to July 2015 he represented Aris Limassol.
Source: Wprost
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