Legia Warszawa is in search of a new striker and has expressed interest in Fran Navarro from FC Porto. Nonetheless, Piotr Koźmiński from Goal.pl verified reports from 'Record,' indicating that bringing him to Poland might be challenging as it would require at least three million euros. Legia had considered attempting a loan without a fee, but FC Porto is only open to selling Navarro for three million euros plus bonuses. It is suggested that Rúben Vinagre could assist in some capacity to secure the player. Currently, Legia's acquisition of Navarro for the mentioned amount is not viable.

Legia Warszawa is interested in Fran Navarro. However, FC Porto stated that they would only accept a permanent transfer offer. Piotr Koźmiński from Goal.pl suggested that Rúben Vinagre might help in facilitating his move to the Polish capital, possibly on a loan basis.

Legia Warszawa has shown interest in Fran Navarro, who is currently valued at seven million euros according to Transfermarkt. The 26-year-old Spaniard has struggled to secure regular playing time at FC Porto, leading him to reconsider his options. Initially, a transfer was not considered as Navarro was determined to fight for his spot at FC Porto, but he has since become open to exploring different opportunities. The potential transfer may hinge on the future roles of Jacek Zieliński as the sports director and Goncalo Feio as the coach at Legia Warszawa. Fran Navarro is represented by agent Jorge Pires, who was instrumental in bringing Ruben Vinagre to Legia.

Gonçalo Feio, the Portuguese coach, has expressed interest in acquiring the Spanish forward Fran Navarro on loan from FC Porto in January. The Legia team, under Feio's leadership, has been observing the Spanish player for an extended period. The transfer could not be executed during the summer market because the forward was keen on competing for a spot in Vítor Bruno's starting eleven. Nevertheless, due to limited playing time, the 26-year-old player is now open to transferring clubs as early as January, with the possibility of a loan deal that includes a purchase option.