Hurtado and Seba Pérez, the receivables in Boca

Although the return date of soccer in Argentina is still uncertain, in Boca they are already moving and diagramming what will be the squad with which the coach, Miguel Ángel Russo, will have for the next tournament. Thus, before an abundance of foreign players, striker Jan Hurtado and midfielder Sebastián Pérez appear as candidates to be transferable.

Is that, currently the Xeneize has four players who occupy a quota of foreigners: Carlos Zambrano, Jorman Campuzano, Sebastián Villa and Jan Hurtado. In addition, there is the case of Sebastián Pérez, who should join the ranks of Russo’s team, the possible return of Lucas Olaza and the chance of the arrival of Mauricio Isla.

Before this panorama, Although Russo’s idea is not to make decisions until he can evaluate the team when they manage to return to practice, the truth is that the idea of ​​the Football Council is to free up space for foreign soccer players.

The projection and youth of the Venezuelan Hurtado makes him an almost ideal candidate to be loaned, especially since the Xeneize will also have an overcrowded forwards. So, given the possibility of not having much room in the team, He also does not see with a bad eye a loan out to add minutes. Is that, between the time stopped by the pandemic and the very certain probability of having to run behind Carlos Tevez, Ramón Ábila and Mauro Zárate in the technician’s consideration, make the footballer need filming to avoid losing level, especially because he is a national team player in his country.

Pérez’s case is a little more complex, not so much because he doesn’t feel like emigrating, but because before giving it up, Boca should renew his contract. Is that the current link between the Colombian and the Ribera club expires June 2021 And, before any possibility of a loan, the contract should be extended beforehand, so that it is not free upon your return. In any case, his idea would be similar to Hurtado’s: If he won’t have a place in the coach’s consideration in the fight for a place in midfield, then he will be happy to add minutes in another club.

In both cases, any assignment should be abroad, since if they are lent on the domestic market, they would continue to occupy a place in Boca.

Thus, although uncertainty still prevails regarding the future of Argentine football, the truth is that in Boca they plan forward and begin to move pieces for the future pass market.