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Mateu Morey joins Girona FC until June 2029

Girona FC signs Mateu Morey. The right-back, who joins from RCD Mallorca, has signed with the Club for the next two seasons and will wear the red-and-white jersey until June 2029.Born in Petra (Mallor...

Mateu Morey joins Girona FC until June 2029

Girona FC has acquired right-back Mateu Morey until June 2029. The Spanish defender, originally from Petra, Mallorca, joins the Catalan club after spending his formative years in the Mallorca youth academy. Prior to that, Morey progressed through Barcelona's youth system, where his talent caught the attention of the first team. He played a key role in the youth team's UEFA Youth League triumph in the 2017/18 season and represented Spain at the U-17 level, winning the 2017 European Championship.

Morey's professional career began with Borussia Dortmund, where he made 50 appearances in all competitions, including the UEFA Champions League. He then returned to Mallorca, where he scored one goal in 38 appearances during a two-season stint. Now, at 26 years old, Morey brings a wealth of experience from playing in LaLiga, the Bundesliga, Copa del Rey, the German Cup, and the UEFA Champions League.

His versatility, physicality, and defensive prowess make him an ideal signing for Girona FC as they aim to strengthen their backline for the coming seasons.

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