Valencia showed significant interest in Suso in recent weeks, and he was open to negotiating his departure as long as he didn't lose certain amounts owed to him in his contract termination. However, Valencia cooled their interest after Macedonian player Elmas declined their offer and moved to Italy.

Suso, once a key player for Sevilla, is now a target for Valencia. The clubs are negotiating potential transfer options, including a loan for the remaining five months of his contract or a contract termination. Suso has rejected offers from Saudi Arabia, preferring to stay close to Cádiz-Sevilla for family reasons. The transfer discussions are complicated by past disagreements between the clubs over Rafa Mir.

Marca reports on Valencia's efforts to secure a loan deal for Suso following Elmas's decision not to join the club. Valencia is focusing on securing a loan deal for Suso after Elmas decided not to join them. Sevilla is open to the operation, but the player's salary presents a challenge for Valencia.

The relationship between Suso and Sevilla appears to be nearing its end, with Valencia, under the leadership of Carlos Corberán, emerging as the primary club interested in signing him, according to Estadio Deportivo. Suso has been sidelined for several weeks, and the coach's lack of trust has made his departure seem unavoidable before his contract expires in June. Valencia views Suso as a valuable opportunity to enhance their attacking capabilities. A contract termination is considered the only feasible solution for all involved parties, though Sevilla remains reluctant due to their financial constraints. Valencia is ready to bring him on board if he manages to terminate his contract with Sevilla.