Deportivo reached the last day of the market with pending duties. After the exit operation culminated with the goodbye of Rolan and Rui Costa, the club was trying to unlock the market with at least one more arrival. Something that was not achieved despite efforts until the last minute. The “critical financial situation”, as sources consulted by this station assure, that we live in Dépor was the great obstacle to signing incorporations. Negotiations with attacker Sergio Moreno, the great goal for the forward, did not finally materialize. From the Plaza de Pontevedra they alleged difficulties in the negotiation between Rayo and Mirandés.
Rubén de la Barrera is left with a squad reinforced by the team’s players Diego Villares and Rayco. Two attackers from the house that replace Rolan and Rui Costa. Deportivo clings to the work of Rubén de la Barrera to oppose the miracle of promotion.
Diego Villares will go up to the first team
Ruben de la Barrera has requested the promotion of Diego Villares. The player will leave the Fabril and will be for all intents and purposes a component of the first squad. Villares, a very versatile player for Valerón’s team, can play as midfielder, on the wings and even played on the wing. He is a versatile attacking midfielder. His evolution in the game has allowed him to grow in his benefits and attract the attention of the coach.
Diego Villares, 24, cannot, due to his age, reconcile the first team and the subsidiary. Villares will wear the number 22 left by the Uruguayan Rolan.
Rayco Rodríguez: Canarian quality
Aged 24, and backed by Flaco Valerón, Rayco, also from the Canary Islands, surprisingly reinforces Depor at the last minute of the market. The attacker, who served in Lugo, arrived in Abegondo this summer after having rejected offers more important than Fabril’s. In his last interview on Radio Coruña, Rayco assured that his dream was to have this opportunity that now comes to him in his last breath.
He is a player who is characterized by his imbalance and his ability to face one on one. He can play both left winger and second striker and was a fixture at Fabril de Valerón.
Rolan, officially out of Depor
The A Coruña club made public the final goodbye of its striker Diego Rolan early in the morning. “Deportivo, Pyramids FC and Diego Rolan have reached an agreement for the Uruguayan forward to complete the remainder of the 2020-2021 season on loan to the Egyptian Premier League team ”. It is a transfer with a purchase option so that the club will not have the Uruguayan player on the payroll again.
Rolan also said goodbye to the blue and white fans through a message on his social networks. “I want to thank all the people at Deportivo for how they received me and treated me the time I was there, I hope you can meet your goals because they deserve it. Forza Depor ”, he announces on his Twitter account. The Egyptian Pyramids team also made their arrival public.
His departure accelerated last Wednesday, when President Vidal declared that “a A player like Rolan is unaffordable in Second B, the intention is for him to come out ”.
Rui Costa will play in the Azores
Rui Costa will play in the Santa Clara Portuguese. The Portuguese striker returns to football in his country and leaves Depor after half an unfortunate year. Rui Costa He will therefore play in the Azores, where he is already heading after not having trained with his Blue and White teammates this Monday. The player posted a photo on his social networks announcing a plane trip from Lisbon airport. As AS advances, the forward reaches his new destination at zero cost and the Herculine club maintains economic rights in the event of a future transfer. His new club advanced that the Portuguese contract is for the next two and a half years.
In his official letter of introduction, Rui Costa was defined as “O Rei dos golos” by his new team. His time at Riazor left some very disappointing data without being able to have even come close to making his debut as a scorer. I play nine games, two of them in the Cup.
Nacho González: questioned permanence
The name of Nacho González had been in the shop window from day one. His poor performance and the few minutes he has accumulated in recent weeks were a clue to what his future could be. Despite the fact that Rubén de la Barrera was willing to continue counting on him, and enjoyed Barral’s trust, Depor had negotiated an exit for weeks. His departure could have unlocked the arrival of a new playmaker.
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