Iván Jaime unblocks Las Palmas

Iván Jaime, on loan from Porto, has become crucial for Las Palmas in the Segunda División, scoring two goals in 722 minutes and starting eight consecutive matches.

Iván Jaime has emerged as a key player for Las Palmas after joining on loan from Porto mid-season. The winger, who made his debut against Girona after missing the Albacete match due to registration delays, has since become integral to the team's attack under three different managers: De la Barrera, Juan Manuel Rodríguez, and current boss Albert Sánchez.

Jaime's impact is reflected in his statistics: two goals in 722 minutes of play, making him one of the most productive attackers in Segunda División. He has started eight consecutive matches and forms an effective partnership with Miyasiro and Jesé in attack. Beyond goals, Jaime stands out for his dribbling ability, attempting 6.13 dribbles per match with a high success rate, while losing fewer balls than most wingers in his position. His versatility—capable of playing on either flank—has provided Las Palmas with the attacking width they struggled to generate last season.