Luis Milla already has a team for the 26/27 season

Despite Real Betis' strong interest in transferring Luis Milla from Getafe, the midfielder has preferred to head to Italy.

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Luis Milla during a match with Getafe
Luis Milla during a match with Getafe

Luis Milla has already made a decision about his future. The 31-year-old midfielder from Getafe will leave the blue club this summer and head to Como, attracted by the project of Cesc Fàbregas and the possibility of competing in the next Champions League. This means he will not become a Betis signing.

Real Betis pushed hard and also offered him the chance to play in the top continental competition, but the player has ultimately chosen Serie A. The higher salary he will receive in Italy and the opportunity to have an overseas experience have been decisive factors.

Como convinces Luis Milla with a historic project and leaves Real Betis on the sidelines of negotiations

The growth of Como has been one of the great stories in European football. The team led by Cesc Fàbregas has quickly gone from an emerging project to qualifying for the Champions League.

That evolution has been key to convincing Luis Milla. The midfielder sees in the Lombard club an ambitious, modern destination with room to continue growing in the Italian elite.

Fàbregas has built a team with a recognizable style. Possession, mobility, high tempo, and significant importance for midfielders, a context that aligns well with the qualities of the Getafe player.

Milla is not a box-to-box midfielder without control. He is a player of pause, passing, set pieces, and reading of the game. In a team that wants to dominate through possession, he can feel important from day one.

Como also offers him a new dimension. Playing in Italy, competing in the Champions League, and doing so under the orders of a Spanish coach with an attractive proposal have tilted the balance.

The decision was not solely based on sports. The contract proposed by the Italian club significantly improves the figures he could reach in Spain, something that weighs a lot at his 31 years.

Real Betis had been working on the signing of Luis Milla for a while. In Heliópolis, they valued his experience in LaLiga, his set-piece ability, and his capacity to orchestrate play from the base.

The Verdiblanco club saw him as a very interesting opportunity. His contract ends in 2027, he won't renew with Getafe, and this summer was the ideal time to try to secure his arrival for a reasonable amount.

Additionally, Betis also had the argument of the Champions League. The European qualification allowed them to present a potent sports project with continuity in Spain, an asset that could have been decisive in another context.

But Como has won the battle. The difference in salary and the player's desire to test himself outside LaLiga have left Betis without an addition that fit well into Manuel Pellegrini's plans.

For the Andalusian team, the news forces them to explore alternatives. The midfield needs reinforcements and the market does not offer many profiles with Milla's experience, price, and recent performance.

The feeling in Heliópolis is one of missed opportunity. Not due to lack of interest, but because the Italian offer came with more strength at the decisive moment.

Luis Milla is under contract with Getafe until June 30, 2027. This situation compels Como to negotiate with the Madrid club, although all parties know that this summer is the logical time to close the deal.

Luis Milla posing at Getafe's stadium

Getafe does not want to lose him for free in a year. Therefore, despite him being one of their most important players, the blue entity accepts that they will have to consider reasonable offers.

Milla has been a standout player in the last season. According to FotMob, he ended the 2025/26 LaLiga campaign with a goal, ten assists, and 3,273 minutes played, alongside an average rating of 7.35, excellent figures for a midfielder.

His performance also caught the attention of other clubs. Villarreal, Betis, Al Nassr, and Como itself have been linked to his future in recent weeks.

Getafe loses football, set pieces, and leadership. José Bordalás has built much of the team's game around his ability to launch counters, deliver passes, and find opportunities in set plays.

That's why the negotiation won't be symbolic. The blue club wants to receive a sum that matches his importance, although the player's age and his contract until 2027 limit the margin to demand an exorbitant figure.

Luis Milla likely faces the biggest move of his career. After establishing himself as one of LaLiga's most reliable midfielders, he will have the opportunity to prove himself in Serie A and the Champions League.

At 31, the leap comes at a perfect time. He has experience, maturity, and a very strong season behind him, but he still has the legs to compete in a demanding league.

Como offers him something hard to refuse: prominence, money, and a project aiming high. He won't arrive as a mere addition but as a player expected to bring judgment to the midfield.

For Fàbregas, his signing makes a lot of sense. Milla understands the game, controls the tempo, and can become an extension of the coach on the field.

The deal still needs agreement between clubs, but the player's determination already sets the path. Milla wants to go to Como, and that detail is usually decisive in any negotiation.

Betis tried, but Italian football has won this battle. Luis Milla prepares to leave Getafe, switch LaLiga for Serie A, and embark on a journey that could be as ambitious as it is unexpected.

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