The final hours in Montilivi's offices were intense. Míchel could lose three starters at once: in addition to the already confirmed departure of Miguel Gutiérrez, which will leave at least nine million in the Girona coffers, the departures of Ladislav Krejci and Yangel Herrera could be added. A force majeure situation with the La Liga season already underway (with defeat and a serious warning), which shakes the sporting structure and will force a restructuring of the squad after a month and a half of the transfer window and with ten days left until the window finally closes.

If Yangel Herrera was crying out for anything, it was stability. The Venezuelan, a real vagabond, has managed to stand out at Girona after many years up and down, packing and unpacking his bags. One of his moves took place at Espanyol, in the 2021-2022 season. But it was at the end of the season that he ended up at Montilivi, where he is one of the irreplaceable players for Míchel Sánchez. With four goals, he also leads the list of rojiblancos scorers this year. Possibly, he is the most reliable player in terms of regularity and consistency of a Girona team far from the performance of the past and who visits the RCDE Stadium this Monday (9 p.m.), a stadium that is doing especially well for him: in four visits, he has won three and drawn one.