Rafa Mir has recovered in Huesca the sensations that led him to be on the Real Madrid agenda. The white team was very close to closing its transfer when it was part of Valencia, but the club that refused on four occasions to sell it to the Madrid team and ended up transferring it to Wolverhampton. A signing that slowed his progression and that has not exploded again until he arrived on loan to El Alcoraz last January. In Huesca he has record numbers, with the highest average of goals per game in the club's history and in the last two days he has seen the door.
Mir's spectacular numbers with Mestalla aroused the interest of Madrid to reinforce Castilla. His 15 goals in 19 games led Valencia to accept an offer from Wolverhampton of two million euros. Some numbers similar to those offered by Madrid, which had a closed agreement with the Murcian tip and with his representative who even came to be closing the agreement at the Santiago Bernabéu. The player has a thorn in the tooth and will try to vindicate himself against a club to which he does not close the doors in the future.