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RCD Mallorca LaLiga Hypermotion transition

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2026-09-06 16:50 UTC → 2026-09-10 12:18 UTC · added ~~removed~~

RCD Mallorca is preparing for the LaLiga Hypermotion season with a focus on returning to the Primera División. Analysts have identified the club as a contender for promotion, with betting odds from Casino Gran Madrid placing them as a potential candidate at 6.0, following Girona and Oviedo. To manage financial constraints and salary cap requirements, the club implemented an economic containment plan. This resulted in a LaLiga Hypermotion transfer record, generating 64.2 million euros in sales. Key departures included Samú Costa (22 million euros to Al-Nassr), Vedat Muriqi (15.5 million euros), and Jan Virgili (12 million ~~euros), whose release clause decreased significantly following relegation.~~ euros). Other notable sales included Leo Román, Cyle Larin, and Pablo Maffeo. Mallorca opened their campaign with a 2-0 victory against Real Valladolid at the Estadio Mallorca Son ~~Moix. The match was decided by two second-half set-piece goals: a direct free kick~~ Moix, followed by ~~Pablo Torre in the 61st minute and~~ a header from captain Antonio Raíllo in the 71st minute. Manager Luis García praised the team’s composure, while Valladolid manager Fran Escribá noted his side’s failure to react to set pieces and issues with squad registration. Following the opening win, Mallorca played to a scoreless draw against CD Eldense at the Nuevo Pepico Amat. The latter match was marked by a lack of clinical finishing, specifically when Álex Sala hit the post during a penalty attempt just before halftime, as Eldense goalkeeper Ramón Vila secured the point for the home side. This result has left the team facing raised questions regarding ~~their~~ the team’s ability to finish chances away from home. In a move to bolster the squad, the club recently held a joint presentation for five new signings: Adrián Liso, Adam Buksa, Alberto Moreno, John Chetauya, and Guillermo Fernández. Veteran defender Alberto Moreno addressed the squad size, noting that while nearly 30 players might be excessive, a large roster is necessary to manage a 42-match season. Moreno emphasized that high levels of internal competition will push performance and expressed strong confidence in the club’s goal to return to the Primera División.

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