Millonarios will play the Copa Libertadores in 2023 and although he has already confirmed the hiring of Leonardo Castro as his star forward, it is not ruled out that some important players may leave, as is the case with Andrés Gómez.
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The extreme is one of the great revelations of the ‘ambassador’ team in this 2022 and at only 20 years old he established himself as the unbalancing player on the right side.
His good present and even calls for microcycles with the Colombian National Team allowed him to have an international showcase that is now seeing its fruits. From Brazil they report that he is one of the targets of two clubs with little renown, but that bet on young players with great projection.
The journalist Vene Casagrande reported that Bahía and Red Bull Bragantino are interested in the Colombian soccer player and that the ambassador club would be asking for 4 million dollars to sell it. Although this has not been confirmed by any club, many in Brazil were happy with this news.
Bahia and Red Bull Bragantino try to sign Colombian striker Carlos Andrés Gómez, from Millonarios, from Colombia.
The 20-year-old is considered a jewel and is called the “new Luis Dias” by the local press.
Millonarios wants US$ 4 million to sell the player. pic.twitter.com/Pcrv3Ltg8G
— Venê Casagrande (@venecasagrande) December 19, 2022
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If this were to be true, Millionaires would be asking for Andrés Gómez a figure close to 19,000 million Colombian pesos, which would make it one of the most important sales of the national income. However, it must be borne in mind that the young striker still has a contract with the blue until 2025.
In recent years, Millonarios has become one of the clubs that sells players very easily, especially in the position of Andrés Gómez.
Emerson Rivaldo was the last to leave and, although it was never confirmed, when he left it was revealed that his sale to Inter Miami was for a figure close to 2.7 million dollars.
Santiago Mosquera is another player who emerged from the blue quarry and who was from the teamor for a little more than 1.5 million dollarsalthough the figure was never official either.
(See also: Millonarios closes the signing of another scorer: he has already won several titles… with Nacional)
If the departure of Andrés Gómez for four million dollars is finalized, this would be one of the biggest sales in the history of the ‘ambassador’ team.
