El Oviedo quiere hacer caja con Joaquín: el club solo contempla un traspaso o una cesión con opción de compra, marking a decisive turning point for the Andalusian forward as club leadership shapes the squad before the summer transfer window shuts. Real Oviedo officials at El Requexón and the Carlos Tartiere offices have nearly ruled out keeping the young striker for the current campaign, preferring a permanent sale or a structured loan deal that secures future financial return, according to local media reports from La Nueva España.
Squad Planning and the Decision Facing Coach Calero
Head coach Javi Calero faces a critical evaluation period regarding his attacking options. As management weighs the roster balance, technical staff must choose between maintaining Joaquín Delgado in the first-team setup or pivoting toward Víctor Mingo, who is also undergoing evaluation by the coaching staff. According to reports from La Nueva España, club hierarchy and the sporting direction lean away from keeping Delgado for the ongoing season, prioritizing roster efficiency and financial return.
The club’s stance remains firm regarding the structure of any potential exit. Management has explicitly dismissed the possibility of a straightforward, dry loan. Real Oviedo officials maintain that any temporary departure must include a mandatory or conditional purchase option tied to specific performance objectives.
Navigating the Final Days of the Transfer Window
Time is running short for sporting directorate and player representation to secure a favorable landing spot.
Meanwhile, Calero and his technical team continue training sessions at El Requexón, fine-tuning tactical setups with the remaining available forwards as the club prepares for its upcoming fixtures in the league calendar.
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