Former Barcelona star signed by Leeds United want a permanent move back to boyhood after new role was assigned at Country.
Real Betis are reportedly working on a plan to bring Junior Firpo back to the club in 2025.
The Spanish side is already considering Firpo as an option to strengthen their squad, either in January or during the summer transfer window next year.
Barcelona holds a 25% sell-on clause in Firpo’s current contract with Leeds United, and the Championship club is likely to push for a sale in the upcoming January window to avoid losing him on a free transfer at the end of the season.
Firpo’s contract in West Yorkshire expires in 2025, and starting in January, he can negotiate a move to a non-English club if he decides not to renew with Leeds.
According to Team Talk, Firpo is open to staying at Elland Road, but his decision will likely depend on Leeds securing promotion back to the Premier League.
Real Betis, however, would prefer to sign him on a free transfer and are willing to wait until the summer of 2025. The club has already signed Marco Roca and Diego Llorente from Leeds ahead of the 2024/25 season.