Valencia CF midfielder Hugo Guillamón emerges as a potential option for Athletic Club as they continue to explore ways to strengthen their midfield. The club is actively seeking players who can bring a fresh dynamic to their team, and Guillamón is one of the players that stands out. His presence in San Mamés would be a valuable reinforcement for the team.
Guillamón’s talent and contributions have not gone unnoticed, as he has been called up by Luis Enrique to represent Spain on numerous occasions. His impressive performances in national competitions with Valencia CF make him an ideal candidate to replace Unai Vencedor.
The midfield is currently the weakest area for Athletic Club, and if they secure a spot in the Champions League next season, it is crucial for them to bolster this position. Some players have failed to meet expectations and have not shown significant progress. Unai Vencedor, once considered a promising young talent in the Basque team’s youth system, has not lived up to his potential. It is speculated that Guillamón could be the one to replace him.
While Vencedor had a promising start, he has since faded from the starting lineup. His lack of playing time under Valverde, who has placed his trust in Galarreta instead, suggests that Vencedor’s future with the team may be uncertain.
Ander Herrera is also walking a tightrope. There are certain players who fail to score during the most crucial moments of the season, especially those in the midfield. Despite the emergence of talented footballers like Sancet or Galarreta, it is not sufficient if we aspire to compete against the strongest European teams. Seasoned players like Ander Herrera are currently far from their previous level.
The truth is that the Real Zaragoza player is not the same as he was before. In San Mamés, they are performing at an unexpectedly high level of competition, surpassing the team’s level when Ander departed. As a result, it seems unlikely that he will continue with the team next year. This is the current intention, at least. Additionally, players like Berenguer must step up for the future of the club.
