UD Las Palmas has decided not to exercise the purchase option for the Galician center-back Sergio Barcia, marking a significant change in their transfer strategy. Initially, the club intended to acquire the player for approximately 1.5 million euros, with the idea of reselling him due to his growing interest in LaLiga. However, this decision has surprised many, especially Legia Warsaw, who expected Barcia to return to the Canary club. The purchase of Barcia was seen as a way to generate income to strengthen the squad for the upcoming season. With his exit to the market, Celta de Vigo has shown interest in the player, who could be an option for their defense in the 2026/2027 season. Additionally, Barcia's situation is complicated by Celta's interest in Mika Mármol, who will also leave Las Palmas. The departure of both defenders will force UD Las Palmas to seek new signings for the next campaign, leaving Álex Suárez and Juanma Herzog as the only options in defense. This change of plans reflects the club's need to adapt to a constantly evolving transfer market.