Girona has halved the quota of men on loan compared to last season when Míchel was in the team Gazzaniga (Fulham), Couto i Herrera (City), Castellanos (New York City), Riquelme (Athletic), Ivan Martin (Real Village), Javi Hernandez (Leganés) i Reinier (Madrid). In the three previous campaigns, in Second Division A, transfers were also a very common practice in Montilivi. In the course of promotion, Girona had six, while in the first two failed attempts to go up, the figure was seven and fiverespectively.
In the first stage in the top category, transfers were also protagonists. In the premiere, five players landed via City: Maffeo, Aleix Garcia, Douglas Luiz, Kayode and Marlos Moreno, in addition to Olunga, Muniesa and Mojica, who repeated Rayo’s transfer. Precisely the mandatory purchase for five million each, in case of salvation, as it was, of Muniesa and Mojica mortgaged the salary limit of Girona the following year that set up a very short staff that ended up being relegated to the Second Division.
2023-24: 4
Pablo Torre and Eric Garcia (Barça), Couto (Manchester City) and Savinho (Troyes).
2022-23: 8
Gazzaniga (Fulham), Riquelme (Atlètic), Iván Martín (Vila-real), Castellanos (New York City), Javi Hernández (Leganés), Couto i Herrera (Manchester City) and Reinier (Madrid).
2021-22: 6
Baena and Iván Martín (Villa-real), Bustos, Sarmiento and Pablo Moreno (Manchester City) and Pol Lozano (Spain).
2020-21: 7
Franquesa (Villa-real), Monbchu (Barça), Muric, Couto, Bustos and P. Moreno (Manchester City) and Bárcenas (Cancun).
2019-20: 5
Maffeo (Stuttgart), Miquel (Getafe), Oliván (Cadiz), Brandon (Osasuna) and Rivera (Las Palmas).
2018-19: 3
Aleix Garcia, Douglas Luiz and Roberts (Manchester City).
2017-18: 8
Maffeo, Aleix Garcia, Douglas Luiz, Kayode, Marlos Moreno (M. City), Mojica (Rayo), Muniesa (Stoke) and Olunga (Guizhou Zhicheng).
2023-09-10 04:30:56
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