 He continued to compete in that level in the following years, with Real Murcia (also started 1989–90 with the club in division two) and Rayo Vallecano; he appeared with the first in the 1986–87 European Cup Winners' Cup, netting once in seven games – the 2–0 win at Vitosha Sofia– to help the Aragonese team reach the semi-finals.After two more seasons with Cádiz in the second division, 33-year-old Mejías retired from professional football and moved to the lower leagues, retiring three years later.Mejías' younger brother, Salvador, was also a footballer.