RCD Mallorca loses Johan Mojica, who joins Getafe CF. The Colombian international becomes the second signing of the club. Mojica, 33, arrives at the Estadio Coliseum to strengthen the left flank and bring his experience to the team. He joins Getafe CF for the 2026/2027 season.
What happened?
Getafe CF has announced the signing of Johan Mojica, who joins the club for the 2026/2027 season. The Colombian international becomes the second signing of the club.
Why it matters for RCD Mallorca?
The loss of Mojica is a blow for RCD Mallorca, which is seeking to strengthen its team for the 2026/2027 season. The club had already lost other important players in the previous season.
What comes next?
RCD Mallorca will seek to strengthen its team for the 2026/2027 season. The club has already announced some signings, but there is still much work to be done.
La Liga is a highly competitive tournament and RCD Mallorca will have to work hard to maintain its position in the table. The club has already shown its ability to compete with the best teams in the league.
The 2025/2026 season was a difficult year for RCD Mallorca, which finished in 14th place with 35 points. The team lost 15 games and only won 9. The defense of the club was weak, with 49 goals conceded.
RCD Mallorca also has some injured players, such as Samuel Almeida Costa, Ivan Cuellar Sacristan, Vedat Muriqi, Manuel Morlanes, Pablo Maffeo, and Javi Llabrés. The team will have to work hard to recover these players and maintain its position in the table.
The 2026/2027 season promises to be an exciting year for RCD Mallorca. The club will seek to strengthen its team and maintain its position in the table. The fans of the club will be eager to see what happens in the next season.
La Liga standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 14th in La Liga, 35 pts, 9W-8D-15L from 32 games, recent form DWWLW. Goals this season: 40 scored, 49 conceded (-9 goal difference). Title race: 44 points behind leaders Barcelona. Currently sidelined: Samuel Almeida Costa, Ivan Cuellar Sacristan, Vedat Muriqi, Manuel Morlanes, Pablo Maffeo, Javi Llabrés.
