According to AS, Parejo has long featured on Getafe’s list of potential targets. The midfielder previously represented the Azulones during the 2009-10 and 2010-11 seasons, making a possible return an attractive option for a club seeking a proven player.
However, Getafe’s immediate priority is to resolve the proposed arrival of Dani Carvajal, the six-time European Cup winner who has been targeted to strengthen their defence.
Carvajal’s situation has become a key issue for the club as they look to improve their squad outside the main transfer window. The former Real Madrid captain left the Bernabéu at the end of his contract and has been exploring the possibility of continuing his career elsewhere.
Getafe have pursued the right-back, but completing the move has required further work on the registration process. The club must settle that situation before turning its full attention to other potential additions.
Parejo would offer a different profile, bringing extensive experience in Spanish football and familiarity with Getafe from his earlier spell. His name remains on the club’s radar as they assess how best to reinforce the squad.
The 37-year-old developed into one of Spain’s most recognisable midfielders during his time at Valencia, where he served as captain and played a central role in the team’s success. He later joined Villarreal, continuing to provide control and experience in the middle of the pitch.
For Getafe, the potential appeal lies in signing a player who would not need an introduction to the club or the demands of LaLiga. His previous spell in Madrid, however, does not mean a deal is imminent.
The club’s priorities remain clear: first, they want to resolve the Carvajal situation; Parejo is another possibility as they consider how to strengthen their midfield.
No agreement for Parejo has been confirmed, and any potential move will depend on Getafe’s plans and the feasibility of completing a deal.