Initially, there were plans for Cervi to leave Celta, but the situation has become more complicated as the coach has been giving him some playing time, and Cervi currently does not intend to leave Vigo.

Franco Cervi was anticipated to depart from Celta during the last summer transfer window. Months later, he remains a potential candidate for leaving the club in the upcoming winter transfer market. Nonetheless, recent developments indicate that various outcomes are possible. Claudio Giráldez, the Celta coach, decided to utilize Cervi's skills in the second half of a cup match against Racing in Santander, where Celta emerged victorious with a 2-3 score after extra time. Despite Cervi having played only 17 minutes in the first 18 league matches, La Voz de Galicia reported that the likelihood of him staying at Balaídos when the transfer window closes on February 3rd is increasing.

Franco Cervi is unhappy with the lack of playing time at Celta de Vigo, having only played 197 minutes across four matches this season. He is looking for a change in January. Many other Argentine clubs, including Unión Santa Fé, are interested in the 30-year-old player. An agreement could be reached for a loan or a contract termination, which lasts until June 2026, as the Spanish club is not posing many obstacles.

Unión de Santa Fe has inquired about Franco Cervi's availability, driven by Cristian González's desire to build a competitive team for 2025.