Boca Transfer News: Impact & Analysis

Although Boca managed to qualify for Copa Libertadores After two years of absence from the top continental tournament, Xeneize continues to plan the next season with the arrival of new reinforcements.

He pass market of the blue and gold has been characterized by the departures of players “erased” by Claudio Ubeda. The last player to say goodbye to Boca was Luis AdvínculaInca winger who made the decision to terminate his contract with the Boca institution.

However, before the Peruvian left, the goodbye of Frank Fabra. The former player of Independent Medellin y Sports Cali He left the Ribera club as a free agent and his future in 2026 remains undefined. In the midst of this, a big rumor linked the Colombian with a big club in the Argentinabut this fact ended up being denied.

From leaving Boca free to being targeted by San Lorenzo

During the last hours, a connection between the Colombian side and the Ciclón emerged through a survey. However, this was denied by Sergius Constantineinterim president of San Lorenzo.

«There are proposals from Atlanta United and negotiations are underway for Elías Báez, but there was no contact nor was there any discussion about Fabra. That is what I can say personally, that there was no management by Fabra», said the president in dialogue with Manicomio Azulgrana.

Frank Fabra plans to continue continuing his career in Argentine soccer, but San Lorenzo It is not part of their plans in 2026. The Boedo club has 14 inhibitions that prevent it from adding new faces to the squad, a fact that has generated a lot of confusion in the local tournament.

“The first thing we did was pay bonuses to the employees and we made a payment plan for the players to regularize the situation”said Costantino.

Marcus Cole

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