This is how the CD Castellón squad looks (as of today) after the transfer market closed
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This is how the CD Castellón squad looks (as of today) after the transfer market closed

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General2 September 2026 at 05:00

CD Castellón made changes to their team on the last day of the transfer market. The albinegro club transferred Marco Doué to Cádiz for half a million euros. In the opposite direction, they secured the loan of Colombian midfielder Matías Orozco, from Brighton. These movements allowed CD Castellón to reinforce their midfield with a young player with international experience, while the club profited from the sale of one of their most valued players.

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