Levante UD has finalized its summer transfer window with four player departures and two key signings, Etta Eyong and Unai Vencedor, supported by an additional €5 million investment from Pepe Danvila. Héctor Rodas, the club's technical secretary, highlighted the importance of these moves, emphasizing that Levante holds 100% of Etta Eyong's rights, with a future sales percentage allocated to Villarreal. Eyong's signing was pursued since February, following his performances in Primera RFEF, and represents a strategic move to strengthen the team's attack. Vencedor's arrival is a loan from Athletic Club, aimed at reinforcing midfield options. The club also introduced Mathew Ryan, who debuted last weekend after minimal training with the team. The team is currently focusing on integrating new players during the international break, with coach Julián Calero actively working to familiarize them with team dynamics. Injured players such as Matturro, Koyalipou, and Kervin Arriaga are expected to rejoin the group soon, with efforts made to keep Kervin Arriaga in Valencia for recovery. The club’s management discussed the challenges of the transfer market, including difficulties in signing other targets like Raúl Albiol, and the importance of maintaining team cohesion despite a poor start with zero points in the league. The club also made strategic decisions regarding player contracts, including the rescission of Sergio Lozano and negotiations with others like Carlos Espí and Paco Cortés. Overall, Héctor Rodas expressed optimism about the team's potential to improve and emphasized the club's commitment to returning to La Liga.