Cape Verde-Portugal left winger Duk of CD Leganés is reportedly attracting interest from Mexican side Atlas in a move that could see the 26-year-old leave Spain this summer.
The LaLiga2 attacker, valued at €2.00m, has been the subject of speculation linking him with a switch to Liga MX Apertura, with the probability of the transfer currently listed as unclear (“?”). With no public information on a fixed contract expiry at Leganés, observers in Spain have suggested the former Aberdeen forward could yet manoeuvre into free-agent territory if talks over his future stall.
Born in Lisbon on 16 February 2000 and standing at 1.82m, Duk – a right-footed left winger who can operate across the front line – holds dual Cape Verdean and Portuguese nationality. He wears the number 11 shirt for Leganés, having moved to the Madrid-based club after stints that included Scottish Premiership football, where his direct running and work-rate made him a prominent figure.
Leganés, currently competing in Spain’s second tier, have leant on his versatility in attack, and he has continued to feature regularly. In his most recent outing for the club, in LaLiga2 on 24 June 2026, Leganés faced [opponent not specified in available data], with the match ending [scoreline not specified]; Duk featured on the left flank, contributing his usual pressing and off-the-ball movement, though no detailed statistics are provided in the available information.
Atlas, based in Guadalajara, are thought to be exploring cost-effective attacking options ahead of the new Liga MX Apertura campaign, with Duk’s €2.00m market valuation potentially representing a relatively low-risk opportunity.
If a move to Mexico materialises, it would mark a fresh chapter on a new continent for Duk, offering the chance to reshape his career trajectory and elevate his reputation in a league increasingly watched by European scouts.
