Levante Celebrates First Home Victory Amid Contract Uncertainties

omidbasir- Levante has finally achieved its first home victory of the season in La Liga, bringing a sense of relief to the team and its supporters. However, not all is smooth sailing, as two of the standout players from last Friday’s match at the Ciutat—Pablo Martínez and Dela—are facing uncertain futures. Both players are currently free agents, with their contracts set to expire on June 30.

These athletes played instrumental roles in securing the win, with Pablo contributing to the equalizing goal and Dela scoring to take the lead at 2-1. Their performances have been vital for coach Luís Castro’s squad.

Currently, Martínez and Dela, alongside Morales and Ryan, are the players whose contracts with Levante will conclude in 2026. Their consistent presence on the field underscores their importance to the team’s tactics and overall performance, particularly evident in the recent match against Elche.

As Levante navigates the complexities of potential relegation and ongoing financial difficulties, the future remains uncertain for these key players. The lack of financial flexibility limits the organization’s ability to make decisive sporting choices, increasing the likelihood that standout performances could attract interest from rival teams. Notably, while Dela has an optional year that could be activated upon meeting specific milestones, Martínez’s situation remains more precarious.

Additionally, Mat Ryan, the Australian goalkeeper who joined late in the winter transfer window as a last-minute reinforcement, also finds himself in the same predicament as a free agent.

Lastly, there is the case of José Luis Morales, whose contributions have significantly diminished this season. With his 39th birthday approaching this summer, it appears increasingly likely that he will not continue with the club.