UD Las Palmas is firm in their stance regarding Álvaro Valles’ transfer. The talented goalkeeper’s services will come at a high price, with negotiations starting at 15 million euros. The club’s sports director, Luis Helguera, confirmed that any interested team must meet Valles’ clause or a significant portion of it. Valles’ contract with Las Palmas runs until 2025, with a hefty 30 million euro release clause. However, if a team is willing to pay the price, Las Palmas will not hesitate to let him go.

This decision is influenced by the possibility of Valles staying for another season, especially if the team qualifies for an international tournament. Nonetheless, if the right offer comes in, Las Palmas will part ways with Valles and reinvest the funds in a suitable replacement.

Álvaro Valles is still surrounded by Betis, not having disappeared from his environment yet. The process for the Sevillian team to secure the necessary funds, at least the minimum negotiating limit required by Las Palmas, is straightforward. If they decide to offload Rui Silva, selling the Portuguese goalkeeper would be the perfect solution to meet the required sum. Currently, the 30-year-old goalkeeper is under contract with the Green-Whites until 2026.

The value of the Portuguese goalkeeper is estimated at 15 million, and it would be ideal for Betis to successfully complete the sale for that amount. However, it is important to consider that the other goalkeeper, Claudio Bravo, will retire at the end of the season. Therefore, the Heliopolitan team will need to find another suitable replacement in case Álvaro Valles is unavailable.