Luciano Pons Eyes Return to Colombia for Copa Libertadores 2025

Luciano Pons might make a comeback⁣ to ⁣the‌ FPC, potentially ⁣joining a team competing in the⁢ Copa libertadores 2025. The Argentine ‍striker, who⁤ previously shone as⁣ a key‌ player‌ for Independiente Medellín, is set to‍ conclude his contract with University of Chile. ​Reports⁣ suggest he⁢ could be heading back to Colombia, this⁢ time to​ represent one of the ⁣country’s top clubs.

Pons made a notable impact during his stint in Medellín, ⁣netting 34 goals,⁤ a performance that prompted the ‘U’‌ to secure him as ⁢a major ⁢signing for 2024. Unfortunately, his time ‍in‌ Chile didn’t live up⁤ to expectations, with ⁤just 4 goals in 27 appearances ⁣leading ⁢to⁤ his departure.

Now, ‍the Chilean ‌club has informed the former Banfield player that⁤ he is free to explore other ⁣opportunities.⁢ This has sparked speculation about his next move, with rumors swirling that he⁢ might return to Colombia—though not to rejoin DIM.

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Which Club⁢ is Eyeing Luciano Pons?

According⁣ to sources in Chile, Atlético‌ Bucaramanga is the team‍ keen ⁢on signing the ‌34-year-old forward. The club, set‍ to compete ⁢in the Copa Libertadores 2025, sees Pons as⁣ a⁣ valuable addition to ⁢their squad.

Bucaramanga ⁢initially made an offer for the Argentine, which was turned down by the‌ ‘U’. However,undeterred,the ⁢leopards⁤ have reportedly made a renewed effort over the weekend‍ to meet the ⁣Chilean⁣ club’s demands.

With a‌ focus on strengthening their attacking lineup, Bucaramanga had previously targeted Rodrigo⁣ Holgado, but the Argentine opted to ⁣remain with América. ⁣Pons‌ now emerges as a fresh option for gustavo florentin and the club’s management as they ​build their roster for the upcoming season.

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It’s ‍worth ⁣noting that Bucaramanga has already secured several key signings, including Andrés Andrade, Sherman Cardenas, and John ⁢Vasquez. The ⁤Santander-based team is set to⁣ kick ⁤off ⁢their campaign in the​ Betplay⁤ League ‍ against⁤ Boyacá Chicó.

Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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