AS reported on Stefan Bajčetić's transfer to Las Palmas and his presentation as a new player for the club. Stefan Bajčetić was presented as a new player for Las Palmas following his arrival in Gran Canaria. He expressed his eagerness to play in Spain and highlighted the opportunities that Las Palmas provides to its players. Bajčetić had discussions with Las Palmas' coach, Diego Martínez, who is also from Vigo, and he was assured of the coach's confidence in him. Bajčetić indicated that he was ready to play in the upcoming match against Girona if given the chance. He also spoke about the significance of Las Palmas for enhancing his career, noting that the club is renowned for giving opportunities to loaned players.

Liverpool have decided to send Stefan Bajcetic back to Spain on loan with Las Palmas in a surprising January transfer move. Bajcetic had been at Red Bull Salzburg, but he has agreed to end his time there due to the sacking of Pep Lijnders. He was given the choice between Porto and Las Palmas and chose to return to his homeland.

Stefan Bajcetic might make a move back to La Liga in the upcoming winter transfer window, with Getafe and Las Palmas both expressing strong interest in acquiring him on loan. The Spanish midfielder, who is currently with RB Salzburg, has struggled to secure a regular spot in the Austrian team, prompting Liverpool to look for a new opportunity for him to gain consistent playing time. Las Palmas was reported to have been the first team to reach out to Liverpool to discuss the possibility of signing Bajcetic, as they aim to bolster their midfield with a technically adept player who has potential for the future.

Stefan Bajcetic, who is presently on loan from Liverpool to Red Bull Salzburg, is being considered for a transfer to Las Palmas. The 20-year-old midfielder, who originally joined Liverpool at the age of 16 from Celta de Vigo's academy, is reportedly not receiving sufficient playtime in Austria. Las Palmas is in discussions with Liverpool regarding Bajcetic's potential move to Spain, as they aim to enhance their midfield due to the injuries and suspensions impacting their current squad. The relationship between Liverpool and Las Palmas is said to be positive, which was demonstrated by their pre-season friendly at Anfield last summer.