Getafe CF players Andrés García and Mario Martín have returned to full training with the first-team squad, as reported by Jornada Perfecta. Their availability provides a boost for manager José Bordalás ahead of the team's LaLiga EA Sports match against Celta de Vigo this weekend.

Both players were late withdrawals for the matchday 3 fixture against Osasuna at El Sadar. Mario Martín did not travel to Pamplona due to muscle discomfort, while Andrés García had to be substituted in the second half after limping off the pitch. After the match, Bordalás voiced his concern, stating, "The only one who might have something is Andrés García, I hope it's nothing serious."

Who will return to the starting lineup?

The return of both players presents a tactical decision for Bordalás. Andrés García, who can play both in defence and midfield, has been an important offensive piece in the early season, contributing to two of his team's goals. His versatility is a valuable asset for the manager's system.

However, Mario Martín's return to midfield may not translate into an immediate starting spot. Francho Serrano has taken his opportunity and is demonstrating a high level of performance, positioning him as the favourite to retain his place. The full squad details and player statistics are available on the club's official squad page.

What is the status of the rest of the squad?

The injury situation at Getafe remains a point of focus. Striker Uche is out for the season after suffering a serious injury, while forward Juanmi Latasa continues his recovery and could return to action during September. Another player on the injury list is defender Abde Ezzalzouli, who also missed the last match due to muscular problems.

The team faces a key period in the calendar and the physical condition of the squad will be important. Fans can follow injury updates in real time through our dedicated injuries section.

What does Andrés García bring to the team?

Andrés García has become a relevant player in Bordalás's setup since his arrival. His ability to play in multiple positions gives the manager tactical flexibility, allowing for in-game adjustments without needing to make substitutions. Also, his offensive drive from defensive positions adds an extra dimension to Getafe's play.

Statistically, García has proven to be a key player in build-up play. His contribution extends beyond defence, as he actively participates in offensive transitions. Detailed performance data for him and the rest of the team is available on our stats page.

What to expect from the next match?

Getafe faces Celta de Vigo at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez looking to earn their first home points of the season. The team managed by Claudio Giráldez arrives after an irregular start, presenting an opportunity for the Azulones. The match is scheduled for Sunday, September 13th at 18:30.

With García and Martín back, Bordalás will have more options to configure his lineup. The squad aims to improve its position in the LaLiga standings, where it currently occupies a mid-table spot after the first three matchdays. The clash against Celta will be Getafe's fourth of the 2026/27 season.