According to Sport, Jesús de Miguel fits Zaragoza's plan to become their leading striker next season in Primera Federación. The club has informed the player of this interest, and he is willing to join the recently relegated team.

However, signing this striker will not be straightforward. First, multiple clubs are interested in the player, and he has several offers on the table. Moreover, he will be leaving Tenerife, and Tenerife is demanding a transfer fee to release him—a significant obstacle for Zaragoza, as the club has no intention of paying for de Miguel.

Zaragoza's unwillingness to pay any transfer fee for this Madrid-born striker will diminish their competitive chances. Tenerife is also not prepared to let the player leave for free; in the past season, he scored 11 goals and provided 7 assists, partnering with Enric Gallego up front, helping the Canary Islands club earn promotion back to Segunda División.

De Miguel is an experienced striker with considerable market value. During his time at Castellón, he became the leading goalscorer in Primera Federación, helping the club secure promotion to Segunda División with 16 goals and 6 assists in 38 matches. Previously, after joining Castellón from Unionistas, he scored 6 goals in half a season, including 2 in the promotion playoffs.

De Miguel has two years remaining on his Tenerife contract, and he is aware that playing time will be limited next season. In fact, Tenerife plans to sign two additional strikers and release both de Miguel and Gastón Valles.