Pep Biel is anticipated to depart from Olympiacos on a new loan, making a return to Charlotte FC and MLS. Despite the fact that Charlotte FC did not take up the purchase option in the prior agreement, the Spanish winger is set to rejoin the MLS team. Having played 11 matches for Charlotte FC, during which he scored two goals and provided three assists in over 800 minutes, Biel is reportedly not part of the future plans of Olympiacos and their manager, Jose Luis Mendilibar. It has been reported that the fresh negotiations between the American club and Olympiacos have led to a loan agreement, which will once more extend for six months until summer, now incorporating a new mandatory purchase option.

In mid-August, reports confirmed that the Spanish midfielder from Olympiacos had been loaned to Charlotte FC. Pep Biel had participated in 11 matches and scored 2 goals in MLS with Charlotte FC. However, American media and reporter Tom Bogert indicated that Charlotte FC would not pay his release clause. Consequently, after the six-month loan concludes at the end of December, the player is expected to return to Olympiacos, where a new decision regarding his future will be made.

Pep Biel has officially become a player of Charlotte FC from MLS. The American club confirmed the loan agreement with Olympiacos, including a purchase option for the next summer.

Charlotte FC signed Pep Biel from Olympiacos to strengthen their attack.

The Spanish and experienced player from Olympiacos will continue his career in the USA on loan. It is confirmed that Pep Biel, the Spanish midfielder who returned from a loan to Olympiacos, has definitively joined Charlotte FC, a club in the USA, on loan for the new season. Earlier reports by Romano indicated a loan with an option to buy.

There is a possibility that Pep Biel might leave Olympiacos. If Biel leaves, Olympiacos may sign another attacking midfielder in addition to André Horta.