Mallorca Confirms Granada Match and Buksa Rumors

Real Mallorca has confirmed that the second round of the Liga Hypermotion match against Granada CF will take place on Monday at 21:30 in the Nuevo Estadio Los Cármenes, following a technical inspection after recent earthquakes. The club also reports rumors that Polish striker Adam Buksa, 30, 1.91 m, could join Mallorca on loan, while forward Marc Doménech has been loaned to Atlético Madrid B until the end of the season with a purchase option.

Real Mallorca has confirmed that the second round of the Liga Hypermotion match against Granada CF will take place on Monday at 21:30 in the Nuevo Estadio Los Cármenes. The decision was made after a technical inspection following the recent earthquakes that affected the city of Granada.

Confirmation of the match

The Balearic club released a statement on Friday clarifying that, despite the doubts and confusion that have arisen, the information received from LaLiga indicates that the match remains. Safety technicians visited the stadium this week and, aside from minor changes, approved the game.

Rumors of Adam Buksa signing

Polish striker Adam Buksa, owned by Udinese, could join Mallorca if negotiations succeed. The outlet 'Goal' reports that the veteran striker, 30 years old and 1.91 m tall, might come on loan. Buksa has played for Lechia Gdańsk, Zagłębie Lubin, Pogoń Szczecin, New England Revolution, RC Lens, Antalyaspor, FC Midtjylland and Udinese. He has earned 25 caps for Poland and scored seven goals.

Marc Doménech to Atlético Madrid B

Mallorca forward Marc Doménech has been loaned to Atlético Madrid B (Primera RFEF) under the direction of Fernando Torres until the end of the current season. The club in Madrid keeps a purchase option on the Llucmajor player. Doménech had played on loan at Ceuta last season, but injuries prevented him from showcasing his potential. This season, the forward is not in Luis García's squad and is looking for a more consistent campaign.

Context of the earthquakes

The recent earthquakes in Granada caused damage to several buildings in the area. The stadium inspection took place last week, and according to the report, no risks have been identified that would prevent the match. Liga Hypermotion and Real Mallorca have assured that player and spectator safety is the top priority.

Next steps

The Balearic club will continue to monitor the situation in the area and keep fans informed of any changes. Meanwhile, the rumors of Buksa and Doménech's departure remain topics of conversation among supporters and sports media.

Match details

The game against Granada CF will take place on Monday at 21:30 in the Nuevo Estadio Los Cármenes. Both teams are expected to compete intensely, as the second round of the Liga Hypermotion is crucial for the season's objectives.