CONFIRMED: This will be the first signing of the 'new' Celta

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Celta de Vigo has a clear stance: they want Ilaix Moriba to continue in the squad next season. After several loan spells that didn't quite work out at clubs like Valencia or Getafe, the Guinean midfielder has found in Balaídos the ideal stage to revive his career. So much so, that the Celta board has already started working on initial contacts to finalize his permanent transfer with RB Leipzig, the club he belongs to.

Claudio Giráldez, the first team coach, has not hidden his desire to keep Moriba, whom he considers a key piece in his system. "He is a player who gives us a lot of balance and personality in the midfield," he commented after the recent victory against Sevilla, where Ilaix also scored the first goal of the match. Another example that he is reaching his best form in Galician lands.

New idol for the Balaídos fans

The fans have also spoken out, enthusiastically chanting his name at the last home game. In just a few months, the former FC Barcelona player has earned the love of the crowd and the respect of the team, fitting in perfectly with a young and ambitious squad.

The only uncertainty now is the economic agreement with the German club. Celta wants to keep Moriba on a permanent basis, and although there are no official figures on the table yet, Vigo is willing to make an effort for the player to continue wearing the sky blue jersey.

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