Álvaro Vallés terminates contract with Las Palmas

Goalkeeper Álvaro Valles has decided to put an end to his time at UD Las Palmas after reaching an agreement to terminate his contract. The goalkeeper, who had been with the Canarian team for seven years, has chosen to return to Seville, where he will settle with his family after a last year marked by inactivity.

Despite having a valid contract, Valles did not play a single minute this season due to a decision made by the club's president, Miguel Ángel Ramírez, who instructed the coaches not to include him in the team. Faced with this situation, the goalkeeper has preferred to step aside and take a few months of solo preparation before joining Real Betis in July.

He only has Betis in mind

The goalkeeper has turned down several offers from other clubs, choosing to remain without playing for the entire 2024/25 season until his arrival at the Verdiblanco team. In his farewell, Valles has published an emotional letter expressing gratitude to his teammates, coaching staff, management, and fans, affirming that he will always carry UD Las Palmas in his heart.

With his return to Seville, Valles faces a new chapter in his career, leaving behind a challenging year and focusing on his future at Betis, where he hopes to be a key player once again.

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