Celta Vigo still seeking first away goal ahead of Getafe trip

Getafe have not fared much better in front of goal, scoring just once in three matchdays through Enes Ünal, with only four of their 22 shots on target. The last meeting between the sides at the Coliseum, seven months ago, finished goalless, with Celta managing only one shot on target against goalkeeper David Soria.

Bordalás said two days before the match that he shared club president Ángel Torres's view that the squad ended the transfer window too thin. Getafe brought in Iván Azón and Nemanja Gudelj before the deadline, while Juan Berrocal and Yvan Neyou departed. Both new signings are in the squad, with Gudelj in contention to start in midfield ahead of Francho, though Bordalás is not expected to make major changes despite a recent away defeat to Osasuna. Christantus Uche and Juanmi Jiménez remain injured, Mario Martín and Andrés García appear to have recovered, and Abdel Abqar is a doubt.

Getafe will look to Ünal, who scored twice against Partizan in Conference League qualifying, and Martín Satriano, still without a league goal this season, to provide the finishing. Satriano could face fellow Uruguayan Sebastián Cáceres, Celta's newest signing, who has had only two training sessions with his new club but could still start alongside Marcos Alonso and Javi Rodríguez in defence.

Celta forward Borja Iglesias is back from a soleus injury but not yet ready for 90 minutes, leaving coach Claudio Giráldez to weigh starting him or using him from the bench. Should Iglesias start, he would join Aspas and Hugo Álvarez in attack, with Miguel Román and Moriba kept in midfield because of Aleix Febas's injury.