wolverhampton wanderers Signed Fer López from Celta Vigo for around €23m in June 2025.
The attacking midfielder managed an assist in 364 minutes across 12 games for struggling Wolves.
Therefore, the English club allowed him to return to the La Liga team on a dry loan deal in the winter market.
This allowed the 22-year-old to enjoy regular minutes that were not available at Molineux. He played 1,432 minutes in 23 matches and scored two goals and one assist for Celta Vigo.
Last month, Spain U21 international gave a hint That he wants to extend his stay.
Earlier this month, Celta Vigo manager Claudio Giraldez said he was confident of finding a new deal for him this summer.
He said: : "Yes, I believe so. The first thing is that the club wants him. The second thing is that the player wants to stay here. Also, I think everyone who cares about him has seen that he has developed a lot during his stay here."
Last week, Sports Witness Covered claims from Spain The La Liga side are optimistic of securing a new deal following Wolves' expulsion from the Premier League.
Celta's interest in the Wolves man is not surprising
The Voice of GaliciaAccording to a local newspaper of the club, Celta Vigo is planning to carry out some operations first. This includes retaining Fer López, whose loan deal expires on June 30.
The Spanish club did not agree to a buyout clause in January and had to agree new terms with Wolves in the summer.
The Wolves man's loan spell has revealed Celta Vigo is his 'natural habitat for success', it has been claimed.
Both club and player want to extend his stay, and the newspaper talks about 'negotiations over Fer López continuity'. However, the deal will not be straightforward as the 'deciding factors' will be the money and interest shown by other clubs.
Growing interest could be in Wolves' favor
Wolves could take advantage if other clubs move to sign Fer López. If these clubs offer better terms than those offered by Celta Vigo, the matter will become more complicated.
It will then be up to Wolves and any interested party to convince him to opt for the Spanish club.
If that happens, Rob Edwards' side could accept the offer that best suits them.
