Rafa Mir's situation has become untenable for both Valencia CF, where he is on loan, and Sevilla FC, the club that owns his rights. Neither club wants him beyond this season. Valencia has added him to the discard list due to economic urgencies and the arrival of a new coach. However, breaking the loan in January is complex as Sevilla is unwilling to take him back unless another team agrees to the previously arranged financial terms. His underwhelming performance and unresolved legal issues further complicate the scenario. Various options for his departure have been explored, including leagues in Mexico, the Middle East, MLS, and some smaller European competitions like Greece. However, his off-field issues have made negotiations difficult, with many clubs hesitant to take the risk of signing him.

The loan of Rafa Mir from Sevilla to Valencia may be terminated prematurely. Rafa Mir has been proposed to clubs in Greece. Sevilla does not want to discuss Rafa Mir's return in January and urges Valencia to find another club for him until June.

Rafa Mir is currently on loan at Valencia, where he has had a forgettable season marked by controversies and injuries. Valencia, now managed by Carlos Corberán, plans to release him as part of a squad overhaul and will not exercise the 5 million euros purchase option that was originally agreed upon. Rafa Mir's parent club, Sevilla, does not want to take him back and has stated that any future move must involve a club willing to accept the same financial conditions as his current contract at Valencia, which includes his full salary. There have been previous conflicts between Rafa Mir and Sevilla's management over last-minute changes to agreements in past transfer windows. His future hinges on finding a club willing to meet Sevilla's demands.

Valencia has decided not to exercise the purchase option for Rafa Mir, who is currently on loan from Sevilla. Sevilla is attentive to the judicial developments but is not in a hurry to make immediate decisions as Rafa Mir still has one year left on his contract with Sevilla.