Two-way transfers

Once the always intense transfer market is behind us, Las Palmas nestles quietly with what is on at least until the winter souk opens unless the incorporation of a footballer without a contract falls. With the equipment done, waiting for the final availability of Jonathan Viera, that is finalizing its set-up, Pepe Mel's team is currently supported by players from last year.

It happens that, of the seven available signings, taking out of the equation a Viera still lacking rhythm, hardly any leading role is known in the case of Unai Veiga, Mfulu, Sadiku and Pinchi, nor that there were additions to two bands. The first two haven't even debuted in the first three league matches, Mel himself also recognizing that it costs them their physical set-up. Nor is it that they had many opportunities for it, Well, Veiga has barely been summoned to a game, that 0-0 in Girona. Tomorrow he will not travel either with the yellow expedition to play against Mirandés. For his part, Mfulu saw SD Huesca's passionate 2-1 from the bench, and the match in Miranda de Ebro will have another chance to play his first minutes with Las Palmas.

In the case of Sadiku and Pinchi, both are also victims of the powerful attack front of the Sports Union, reinforced to infinity once Viera is ready to play an official match. The former started against Valladolid in the league debut, replaced in the 58th minute by Jesé. In Girona he stayed on the bench, and his intervention as a substitute against Huesca barely gives him to have added 82 minutes of play in the first three league games. TO Pinchi It costs him even more, since he barely accumulates 62 minutes after having competed against Valladolid and Huesca

Indisputable.

At the other end they remain untouchables Ferigra and Navas, these two as an immovable central couple who have played together all possible minutes to date: 270. While, Peñaranda has always played as a starter and his production remains for the moment at 208 minutes on the pitch. All three, except for surprise, will also be headlines tomorrow.