Min-su and Jastin have secured their places in the Girona first team following standout performances during the preseason. Both players, now holding senior first-team contracts, have demonstrated a level sufficient to demand a leading role in this season's tactical setup. Their contracts currently run until 2027, forcing the sporting department to accelerate renewals to avoid potential cheap departures.
The South Korean winger Min-su has been a key figure in the first two rounds of La Liga. After joining the reserve team in 2022, he experienced a period of growth on loan at Andorra, where he made 40 appearances and scored six goals. His return to the club allows him to work under Quique Álvarez, a coach who already knows his potential from the youth ranks. Despite his current form, his contractual situation is sensitive given interest from Rangers, who are reportedly willing to pay the 10 million euro release clause.
Similarly, Jastin García followed a very similar path. The Portuguese attacker joined the reserve team in 2023 and was already part of the first squad in 2024. After a stint at Andorra in 2025 with three goals in 28 matches, he returned to Girona with maximum confidence. His impact in the friendly against Sabadell earned him a fixed spot in the current squad.
While Girona remains active in the transfer market, managing these assets is an absolute priority. Losing these two young players would deal a major structural blow to the project following the recent relegation to the Second Division. Quique Cárcel has a significant task ahead to balance the squad while protecting the future of these prospects.
In this environment, the team seeks to recover from a difficult campaign where the club finished the League standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 12th in La Liga, 38 pts, 9W-11D-11L from 31 games, recent form DWLWD.
