After the counteroffer of 11,800,000 dollars sent by Dallas, Boca decided to step on the gas and proposed the disbursement of 10 million dollars in the American currency to keep the services of Alan Velasco. However, an unexpected competitor appeared that threatens to modify the negotiations: Estudiantes de La Plata, thanks to the pre-agreement signed with the American businessman Foster Gillett.
In the last few hours, Pincha moved quickly to sneak the reinforcement to Xeneize. Both Juan Sebastián Verón, the president, and Eduardo Domínguez, the coach, spoke with their entourage to propose a more expensive contract than the one they had arranged with the Football Council. “Boca broke the piggy bank,” they had said from the United States.
Although León, after the agreement with Gillett, would be willing to pay the amount that the MLS team is asking for, the reality is that the player himself has the intact desire to wear the blue and gold shirt. It is a priority for him and it is estimated that he will make the owner of his transfer respect it.
It must be remembered that, although “it is not bad”, the relationship between Estudiantes and Boca suffered a short circuit from the controversy over the transfer of the funds from the termination clause of Cristian Medina.
The American millionaire sent the money from the account of his economic group to that of Brandsen 805, something prohibited by FIFA. To avoid serious sanctions, the institution of the Ribera returned the money and will wait for the process to be carried out in accordance with official regulations.
Sebastián Villa, on Gremio’s radar
Sebastián Villa returned to Argentine football in 2024 after his experience in Bulgaria following his controversial exodus from Boca involved in a complaint of gender violence and wore the Independiente Rivadavia shirt, accumulating solid performances that sparked the interest of Gremio de Porto Alegre.
The club’s own president, Daniel Vila, announced that the Porto Alegre squad expressed its intention to keep the 28-year-old striker and that it even presented an offer, which was rejected and answered with a counteroffer to try to bring the interested parties closer.
The former Deportes Tolima player arrived at Parque Gral. San Martín in July of last year and signed a contract with the institution until June 2026, so his only departure from Cuyo would be through an agreement between clubs, which is not ruled out as he is a player liked by Gustavo Quinteros, who arrived at the Tricolor after shouting champion and not renewing his link with Vélez.
Valentin Gomez’s arrival to Cruzeiro is on hold
In recent days, negotiations between Cruzeiro and Velez reached a point of consensus between the parties for the signing of Valentin Gomez and the operation would be done for an amount close to 9 million dollars, (although it would be paid in installments) for a high percentage of his salary. But, on Monday afternoon, an obstacle in the transfer was revealed.
Everything was set for it to be completed, but at this moment the transfer is on hold. There are some versions about this: some indicate that the doubt of the Brazilian club is due to the medical studies, considering his knee problems. Although at this point, it does not seem to be the problem, since La Raposa is aware of his situation.
The main issue is the form of payment from Cruzeiro to Velez. At Fortín, they want more security in terms of the guarantees so that the transfer can be confirmed. In the same way, there is good predisposition on both sides and they hope that it will come to fruition.
Unless there are any unforeseen events during the week, Gómez will travel to Brazil next Thursday after returning from his vacation. There, the central defender born in 2003 will undergo a medical check-up and then travel to Tampa where Cruzeiro will do the preseason.
Looking ahead to 2025, the young defender was sounded out by both Boca and River, but Fabián Berlanga’s management always prioritized transferring him abroad.
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