Surprise income for Barça: could arrive in January

Mika Mármol has established himself as one of the key pieces in the resurgence of Las Palmas. Under the orders of Diego Martínez, the center-back has regained his starting position and his impressive level has caught the attention of several European clubs. With a contract until 2026, his renewal seems a distant option and rumors about his departure have skyrocketed in recent weeks.

For this reason, the president of the 'pío pío' institution, Miguel Ángel Ramírez, has made it clear that they will only agree to transfer him if his release clause, valued at 10 million euros, is paid. Teams like Girona, Betis, or Sevilla have shown interest in his situation, but according to 'Relevo', it would be Roma who would be leading the bid for the player.

Barça, awaiting Mármol's future

The Italian team would prefer to secure his signing next summer, but sources from the transalpine country assure that his arrival at the Stadio Olimpico this January is not ruled out at all. A scenario that is very appealing to FC Barcelona, where they could receive a surprise income to further boost their finances.

And by selling him to Las Palmas for 2 million euros in 2023, the Catalans retained 50% of the player's federative rights. Thus, if the Canary team opens the door for him to leave for Serie A upon payment of his clause, the Catalans could receive up to 5 million euros, which has the offices of Spotify Camp Nou rubbing their hands in anticipation of this possibility.