Granada have completed the signing of veteran striker Jorge Molina on a two-year contract following his exit from Getafe.
The 38-year-old joined Los Azulones in 2016 following a six season stay at Real Betis, and he will now return to Andalusia to join El Grana – who are in European football for the first time in their history next season.
🚨 Jorge Molina, nuevo jugador del #Granada.
📄 El jugador llega libre.
🖊️ Firma para las próximas dos temporadas.
📷 La presentación, mañana.ℹ️ https://t.co/SjJ4mRPCAa #MolinaNazarí pic.twitter.com/0rbHVKdePz
— Granada CF ❤️⚪️ (@GranadaCdeF) August 25, 2020
Molina scored 52 goals and provided 21 assists across 163 official matches for Los Azulones, helping Getafe achieve promotion from the Segunda division in his first campaign before qualification for Europe followed in 2019.
The striker only began his professional career when he was aged, so he was somewhat of a late bloomer, but has enjoyed a long career at the top level of Spanish football regardless.
He was prolific for Poji Ejido for two seasons before signing for Elche in 2009 and netted 26 goals in the Segunda in the 2009-10 campaign, before his move to Real Betis.
Molina netted 66 league goals across his time in Seville – an average of 11 per season – before moving to the Madrid-based club.
