Veteran Spanish striker Lucas Perez is currently without a club but is making it clear he wants to continue playing at the highest level. The former Arsenal and Deportivo La Coruna forward is a free agent after his contract with PSV Eindhoven ended last season, and he is now looking for his next opportunity in Spanish football.
🚶♂️ A Veteran on the Move
Lucas Perez has had a varied career, playing for several clubs across Europe. After leaving Deportivo La Coruna last year, he had a brief spell with Dutch club PSV Eindhoven. Now, as a free agent, the experienced attacker is weighing his options, with a strong preference for a return to Spain’s top division.
📄 An Offer from a Lower Division
Recently, Perez received a contract offer from Castellon, a team competing in the Segunda División, which is Spain’s second-tier football league. The club’s president, Bob Voulgaris, made a proposal to bring the striker on board, hoping his experience could boost their squad.
🎯 Sights Set on the Top Flight
However, Perez has turned down the offer from Castellon. He explained that he and his agent are not considering moves to the second division. Believing he still has what it takes to compete with the best, Perez stated, “I have the credentials for the Primera,” signaling his firm intention to find a new team in La Liga.
