Iago Aspas has extended his contract with Celta Vigo for another season until 2026. The contract was originally set to expire in the upcoming summer. Aspas is considered a club legend, having returned to Vigo in 2015 after a stint with FC Liverpool and FC Sevilla. He has accumulated a total of 509 official matches, scoring 210 goals and providing 82 assists for Celta.

Iago Aspas is close to renewing his contract with Celta de Vigo. At 37 years old, the Galician forward could extend his contract until 2026. The current contract ends in June, but Aspas's intention to continue leading the team has led to optimistic negotiations. Aspas has played 509 official matches and scored 210 goals for Celta, and his influence extends beyond numbers, guiding younger players and keeping the team competitive.

Iago Aspas, who is 37 years old, is currently in a state of uncertainty concerning his future at Celta, with his contract set to expire next June. Despite the fact that the Galician club is keen for him to continue, the doubts surrounding a potential renewal stem from his back problems. His coach, Claudio Giráldez, conveyed in an interview with 'El Partidazo de Cope' that Aspas acknowledges his age and physical challenges, yet he remains competitive and eager to win as long as he can sustain his present level of performance.