Abel Ruiz a punt de sortida del Girona: Quina sort jugarà el davanter valencià contra l’Olot?

The 26-year-old striker featured for only 30 minutes in a recent pre-season friendly against Olot as coaching staff carefully managed his physical workload following an injury-plagued campaign.

Ruiz struggled for regular playing time last season, logging fewer than 200 total minutes on the pitch due to recurring physical setbacks. Under contract with Girona until June 2029, the Valencia-born forward could see his future evaluated by club decision-makers this summer as the squad looks to streamline its attacking options under coach Quique Álvarez.

Squad Competition and Transfer Context

The potential departure comes as Girona evaluates a crowded attacking department. The squad currently features multiple forward options, including Vladysrat Vanat, Minsu, and Yevhenii Pyshchur, alongside a pending contract renewal offer presented to veteran striker Cristhian Stuani. With competition for places intensifying in the final third, managing Ruiz’s minutes and evaluating incoming interest has emerged as a priority for the Catalan club’s sporting direction.

Next Steps for Girona

Girona continues its pre-season schedule with upcoming training sessions and friendlies designed to test squad depth and fitness levels before official competition resumes. The club has not issued a formal statement regarding concrete bids for Ruiz, but his limited action against Olot underlines a cautious approach to his physical conditioning as the summer transfer window progresses.

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