▲Kubo hopes to transfer to Getafe this winter
▲ Getafe recommended for the member team Real Madrid
▲ Whether to cancel the contract early with Villareal is the key
[골닷컴] Reporter Han Man-seong = Will Takefusa Kubo (19), the expectation of Japanese football, leave Villarreal this winter? The news came that the player himself is hoping to transfer to Getafe on loan.
Kubo, who moved to Real Madrid last summer, was immediately loaned to Mallorca after digesting the preseason. Real has already filled the limit for non-European players, and decided that Kubo needed more experience in the Spanish La Liga stage. Kubo was recognized for his potential as a major flanking striker in Mallorca. His performance last season was 4 goals and 5 assists in 36 games including the Cup. Mallorca also succeeded in remaining La Liga and achieved its goal.
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However, the situation is not smooth for Villarreal, who joined this season with the goal of gaining experience on a higher level stage. He only started in two of the 13 La Liga games he played this season. Real, who considers Kubo to compete in as many games as possible and gaining experience, is a top priority. Kubo is also hoping for more opportunities.
Getafe is one of the clubs aiming to sign Kubo this winter. Angel Torres Getafe, chairman of Getafe, said he wants to transfer to Getafe on loan in January as a result of his own opinion of Kubo.
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President Torres said, “Kubo wants to come to Getafe” on the Spanish radio’On Da Sero’ on the 30th (Korean time). “Kubo wants to play for our team. Another signing target is Barcelona prospect Carlos Allenya, but we won’t be overkill.”
The key, however, is whether Real Madrid and Villarreal terminate their Kubo lease early. Kubo has a rental contract with Villarreal until June. Villarreal paid 2.5 million euros to Real for rent last summer for Kubo. If this is canceled early, Villareal is likely to demand compensation from Real Madrid.