Portuguese player Lelo and Javi Muñoz say they chose Almería because of its "ambitious project"
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During recent player presentations in Spanish football, new signings highlighted club project ambitions and personal conversations as key factors in their decisions. On Wednesday, Portuguese full-back Leonardo Lelo, on loan with an option to buy from Sporting Braga, and midfielder Javi Muñoz, arriving from Getafe, were officially presented as players for Almería, where they both cited the club's ambitious project as their motivation for joining.
In a separate presentation on the same day in A Coruña, winger Adama Traoré revealed that a conversation with former Barcelona teammate Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, combined with the sporting project being built at Deportivo, convinced him to sign with the Galician club.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Almería coverageFocuses on Almería's ambitious project cited by new signings Lelo and Muñoz.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Dépor coverageHighlights player influence and club project in Adama Traoré's signing for Deportivo.