
Álex Primo
Making progress in recovery
Primo (shoulder) is progressing well in his recovery from surgery undergone in April, according to coach Luis Castro. "Primo is progressing well."
Analysis: Primo has been sidelined for several months after undergoing shoulder surgery in April and has yet to receive clearance to return to competitive action. Coach Castro's latest comments suggest the goalkeeper is making encouraging progress in his rehabilitation, although no specific timetable has been provided for his return to full training or matchday availability. Primo served as Levante's third-choice goalkeeper last season behind Mathew Ryan and Pablo Cunat, meaning his continued absence has had limited impact on the team's goalkeeping rotation. Once fully recovered, he is expected to compete for a similar reserve role.
Remains in rehab
Primo (shoulder) is still in recovery from the shoulder surgery he underwent in April as he wasn't training in recent weeks and not mentioned by coach Luis Castro in the first presser of the season.
Analysis: Primo spent last season as Levante's third choice goalkeeper behind Mathew Ryan and Pablo Cunat, so his continued recovery is unlikely to carry much impact for the club's plans. Once back fit in the coming weeks or months, the keeper will find back the same role he hold last season under coach Luis Castro.
Undergoes shoulder surgery
Primo underwent shoulder surgery Thursday after sustaining an injury during a training session April 26.
Analysis: Primo spent the entire 2025/26 season as Levante's third-string goalkeeper, serving as backup to Mathew Ryan and Pablo Cunat. Thus, this injury won't have a big fantasy impact. He should aim for a return before the start of the 2026/27 campaign.
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