Arsenal loses Lucas Perez reportedly paid a portion of his own transfer fee to leave Cadiz, clearing the way for an emotional return to Spanish third-tier club Deportivo La Coruna.
After only 31 appearances, the LaLiga team set a valuation of £440,000 (€500,000) to allow Perez to leave.
In an effort to aid Deportivo La Coruna's ascent back to LaLiga, the seasoned striker has re-signed for the club on a one-and-a-half year contract.
After spending two seasons in the second tier, The Blue and Whites were demoted once more to Primera Federacion in 2018. The team was first demoted from Spain's top division in 2018.
Former Arsenal flop Lucas Perez 'pays part of his transfer fee' to return to his former club, Deportivo La Coruna.
Due to the club's financial situation, Perez felt compelled to assist and paid a portion of his own transfer fee, according to AS.
Perez has made 96 appearances for the Galician team over the course of three different stints, including one while on loan from Arsenal.
After a disappointing stint with the Gunners, the striker, who had originally joined Arsenal for £17 million from Deportiva La Coruna, returned on loan.
After a disappointing stint with the Gunners, the striker, who had originally joined Arsenal for £17 million from Deportiva La Coruna, returned on loan.
On their official website, Deportivo La Coruna announced Perez's transfer and stated he would don the No. 7 jersey.
In three seasons with Arsenal and West Ham, Perez scored just seven goals due to his struggles to adjust to life in England.
The 34-year-career old's has seen him play for a number of clubs in Spain, England, Greece, and Ukraine.
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