Las Palmas manager Pepe Mel is eyeing up a move for Watford striker Adalberto Peñaranda this summer.
That’s according to Entrenadoresfutbol, who say he is ‘in the sights’ of the Segunda A side as they look to bolster their squad.
The website explains that Mel is keen to add a forward to his options, and Peñaranda is the man he has identified to as a target.
The 24-year-old is out of favour at Watford, having been out on loan every year since his £9.5m move from Udinese in 2016.
It is his two spells in Spain which are of interest to Mel, who believes he can get something out of the 24-year-old.
He has a contract at Watford until 2024, but they are unlikely to want him in the Premier League next season, and so a deal is unlikely to be difficult to get over the line.
Whether Las Palmas want a loan deal or a permanent one isn’t made clear at this point, but it seems the interest is there and Peñaranda could be set for another exit from Vicarage Road.
