Levante Shut Door on January Sale of Etta Eyong After Rejecting Offer

The club prioritizes staying up, with any decision on the in-form striker deferred until season’s end.

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CEO José Danvila told Radio Marca that Eyong will not leave in the winter window and that the club has turned down a firm bid.
Danvila said Barcelona have not contacted Levante about Eyong and that no Premier League club has called.
Levante will reassess the player’s situation once the 2025–26 campaign concludes, tying any move to a post-season review.
Reporting in Spain places Eyong high on Barcelona’s striker shortlist, with a €30 million winter deal touted in some coverage despite Levante’s stance.
Eyong has delivered six goals and three assists across Villarreal and Levante this season, drawing interest that includes reported monitoring from Arsenal.