RCD Mallorca has begun planning its future following relegation to LaLiga Hypermotion, aiming to build a competitive team for the 26-27 season. The club's management is clear that it needs to strengthen its squad with players who can make a difference in the second tier. In this context, RCD Mallorca has set its sights on Josep Cerdà, a 23-year-old forward who has excelled in the last campaign. Cerdà, who has played for FC Andorra, has scored 10 goals and provided 3 assists in just 22 matches, making him one of the most promising players in the division. His ability to contribute to the scoreboard every 109 minutes has caught the attention of several LaLiga clubs. However, RCD Mallorca has an advantage, as Cerdà, originally from Pollença, is very interested in returning to his homeland and joining the most representative club of the Balearic Islands. The opportunity to lead RCD Mallorca's project to return to the top tier of Spanish football is a significant attraction for the young forward.