Sporting has to resolve the mess of the “exit operation” in this winter market, something that is key to being able to move for the “9” and try to close Mario González, the main objective. It is no longer a matter of money, but simply of space because the red and white club has all its chips occupied right now – all 25 – and the problem is that the players who have the most suitors on the market, such as the youth squad Diego Sánchez or the midfielder Jonathan Varane, are the ones who do not want to be let out in January to avoid decapitalizing the project. Meanwhile, it is more difficult to find accommodation for a discard like Ignacio Jeraldino, or even find a transfer in national territory for Jordan Carrillo, than needing to spend at least two years residing continuously in Spain to obtain a visa.
The need to release a chip is mandatory if you want to sign González or another “9”, regardless of what happens later with Bamba, who in the summer promised to register in January, but who is now looking for a new destination where he can have the continuity he needs after more than a year out of work due to muscle problems. If Sporting wants to hire a striker, they first need to move the “exit operation.” If not, impossible. Today, the focus is on crowning the squad with a “9”. Thinking about more moves sounds complicated at the moment due to the chips and the size of González’s operation, in which he is working with Los Angeles FC. The task is hard, because “easy” is not what is intended, although later the market goes around a thousand times. Ramírez’s coaching staff insists that they do not want to lose interesting players in the rotation, because in an endless competition like the Second Division everyone will end up having their moment, and the red and white club is actively working on the departure of Jeraldino, whom Looking for a club in the American market. “Jeral” is the only player ruled out and not included in the coach’s plans. The Chilean striker returned to work yesterday in Mareo after overcoming hepatitis. But he is still looking for a team away from Sporting, where he has not finished adapting. On the table there are other cases with options to leave the club this January: Diego Sánchez, Nacho Martín and Jordan Carrillo. But they are delicate and different situations. Enol Coto, meanwhile, is already prepared to leave for Murcia, but he does not count towards releasing a professional card because he has a contract with the reserve team.
For now, the Canary Islands coach has short-stopped the loan of Diego Sánchez to Burgos, which has not fallen through. The interest of the Burgos club in the defender from Aviles, advanced by LA NUEVA ESPAÑA, remains, and it is expected that talks between the two clubs will be re-established. The 20-year-old player himself believes that it is better to go out to the El Plantío club to enjoy playing time. The next few days are going to be important to know if Sporting raises its hand and lets the defender leave in this January market to a club of the same category. Or if Ramírez castles and definitively stops his exit. A few weeks ago the loan was taken for granted, and only the uncertainty that reigned in Burgos put the operation in danger. But the position of the red and white club has apparently worsened. At least, at this point in the market. Michu, Burgos’ sports director, continues to take Diego into account, although he looks at other possibilities for his squad. Nacho Martín’s situation has some common aspects with Diego’s. Although he is not enjoying minutes, he is a player Ramírez likes. In principle, he aims to continue. But it is not a case that is closed. It will depend on the evolution of the market.
Jordan Carrillo’s case is different. The coaching staff does believe that a change of scenery can be advantageous, because the Mexican attacker does not have any type of weight in the team. But the player’s contractual situation is particular. The footballer is owned by the Orlegi Group – in this case Santos Laguna – and his arrival in Mareo in the summer of 2022 had a double objective. On the one hand, a sporting purpose as it is one of the great hopes of Aztec football. But it was also done from a more global perspective, since the Orlegi Group wants Jordan to obtain a Spanish visa. That’s why he needs to finish this season on national soil. The only possible way out for Carrillo is through a loan to a Spanish team. At some point during this window, the sports area considered a loan to a Second Division club. Something that is not easy today.
2024-01-09 03:15:00
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