Carlos Espí: contract and clause amid rising interest in Levante UD striker | OneFootball

Levante UD stayed in LaLiga largely due to Luís Castro's arrival and the scoring surge of Carlos Espí. With safety secured, attention turns to a summer shaped by finances and transfer decisions.

According to Superdeporte, the club's economic position points to a restrictive window, conditioned by the need for a major outgoing transfer. Several players carry market value, including Kervin Arriaga, Etta Eyong, Carlos Álvarez and Espí.

Arriaga and Eyong attracted interest in winter, though their second halves of the season fell below their first. Álvarez has been hampered by injuries yet remains attractive, and his deal runs to 2027 without a renewal.

A sale is also an option for Espí, regarded as a revelation of LaLiga this year. The 20-year-old from Tavernes de la Valldigna agreed fresh terms in February after his scoring breakout. His contract runs to 30 June 2028 and contains a 25 million clause.

Espí struck 11 goals in roughly 1,300 minutes across the second half of the league campaign. Clubs in LaLiga, and in Italy, France, Germany and England, have tracked him closely. A lively market is in prospect.

Source: Superdeporte