The midfielder raised in the Real Madrid academy could return to Spanish football after leaving very good impressions both in the MLS and the Saudi Pro League
The season of the azulón team is not being easy at all and at the moment everything is focused on the future of Quique Sánchez Flores, who in the next few days could be dismissed by the board. However, this is not the only open front of the team. And it is that we have known that the Getafe CF is following in the footsteps of Alvaro Medranwho is being one of the most prominent Spaniards abroad.
The footballer, who went through the lower categories of Real Madrid until reaching the first team, never managed to break the door down. He didn’t have much luck in Spanish football either, because in his time with teams like Valencia CF, Rayo Vallecano or Alavés he didn’t manage to show all his football. He didn’t get it either Getafe CFwhich was the first team of Alvaro Medran after leaving the white team.
Medrán and his second chance at Getafe CF
The truth is that that first opportunity in the azulón team came to him at a very early age and he still had to mature to settle in the highest category of Spanish football. A maturity that he already seems to have reached, since in recent seasons he has been at a spectacular level, both in North American soccer and in the Saudi league.
Currently, the footballer plays for Al-Taawon in the Saudi Pro League, which has not stopped growing in recent years. There he has become one of the pillars of the team, standing out with 4 goals in 14 games and with an extraordinary level of play. That is why there is now speculation about his return to the Santander League after forging himself as a player abroad.
Medrán, a bargain for LaLiga clubs
After enhancing his career with teams like Chicago Fire and Al-Taawon, Álvaro Medrán is ready to return to European soccer. This summer will be key to deciding the future of the footballer, as he ends his contract next June. And everything indicates that the player wants to take revenge for the little fortune he had in his first years in the Santander League.
At 28, he will return as a much more mature footballer, both on and off the pitch. The Getafe CF He is one of the favorites to get the services of Álvaro Medrán, but the azulones are not the only ones interested. And it is that many other teams in the middle zone of the table are following in his footsteps, so it will be the footballer himself who decides his next team.