Getafe CF is willing to 'fish' in the turbulent waters between Getafe and Zaragoza for Adrián Liso. The blue ones have not made the purchase option effective, which was worth three million euros for half the transfer fee, and want the left winger for half the price. The Zaragoza entity, owner of his rights until 2029, is handling more convincing proposals from Spain and abroad. Sevilla FC is among the numerous teams that have asked Zaragoza about the left winger Adrián Liso, for whom Getafe CF has not made the purchase option effective last summer, which was worth three million euros for 50% of the transfer fee. Instead, the blue ones offered a lower price, specifically half (1.5 million) for the 21-year-old attacker, who has scored three goals (including a double in the Pizjuán) and provided as many assists in 31 games this season, with 1,801 minutes on the pitch. The maños, with whom he has a contract until June 30, 2029, do not accept and have put him up for sale. Rayo Vallecano and Valencia CF, from La Liga, and RCD Mallorca, recently relegated to the Silver Category and with Jan Virgili likely to leave, are among the main Spanish contenders for the Aragonese striker, who has also received inquiries from Italy, the Netherlands, and Greece, revealed by the 'Herald'. The sale will be made to the best bidder, with the list price already known that the white directors set almost a year ago to obtain the necessary liquidity to sign their first coach of the 25/26 season, Gabi Fernández. In any case, Lalo Arantegui, Zaragoza's sports director, warned sailors: 'We won't give anyone away'. Assuming that Adrián Liso is being followed by Sevilla FC, it is not currently a priority position to reinforce the left wing, although some exit that could open up a spot for the under-20 international, who can also act (and did so in a period of scarcity of resources at the Coliseum) as a reference above. Those who develop outside will not continue, and Adnan Januzaj will not continue, while offers will be listened to for Chidera Ejuke and Rubén Vargas, just like for Joaquín Martínez 'Oso'. The emerging Miguel Sierra and Juanlu Sánchez generally play on the right, a profile that the maño has exploited less. Additionally, Napoli pressed in the last two windows for the quinteño, although no agreement was reached, so it would not be ruled out that they would return to the charge. In any case, at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán, they want to be prepared and have already moved a young player (and, therefore, revalorizable, which is why their club only releases 50%) who is versatile and has a low price.