Getafe CF president, Ángel Torres, has confirmed that the club are open to selling Christantus Uche during the summer transfer window.
Uche, who spent the 2025/26 campaign on loan at Premier League side Crystal Palace, struggled to establish himself over the course of the season.
The 23-year-old featured 14 times in the league for the Eagles but did not record a goal or an assist.
However, he showed glimpses of quality in European competition, scoring twice in four appearances in the UEFA Europa Conference League.
Despite those moments, Crystal Palace have opted against triggering their purchase option, reportedly due to the midfielder not meeting performance-related conditions in his loan agreement.
Getafe chief Torres indicated that the Spanish club are prepared to sanction a permanent exit if a suitable bid arrives.
“Uche has a contract with Palace until the 30th, so we can’t do anything. He doesn’t mind coming back, and the coach wants him. If there’s an offer and we agree on it, we’ll sell him,” Torres told spherasports.com.
The Nigeria international originally joined Getafe in 2024 from AD Ceuta FC.
