Villa to [Team Name]? 2026 Transfer News | Boca Juniors

Sebastian Villa It made people talk again in the last few hours. The forward of Independent Rivadavia de Mendoza was fundamental for his team’s title, winning the Argentine Cup 2025being a figure even eliminating Riverand now he announced his departure from the Argentine province team. In the midst of this, several fans of Boca They were attentive to his situation and even asked for his return to Brandsen 805.

This announcement of his departure from Lepra Mendoza sparked constant rumors about what his next team will be. And now, in a surprising way, his destiny could fall on none other than the last champion of the Copa Libertadores. In the midst of confirming his departure, now the Flemish of Brazil would be very close to hiring him, since they would have even reached an agreement for his incorporation.

The coffee grower had a more than positive 2025, and now the current continental champion is the one who would be close to adding him to their ranks. As revealed by the Colombian journalist Daniel Perezthe team that has another former Xeneize player in its ranks (Agustín Rossi) is very close to hiring the winger Independent Rivadavia. On the other hand, also Bolavip Brasil He added more information in this regard, saying that both parties reached an agreement for a figure around 8.5 million dollars.

Carlos Navarro Montoya asked for Villa’s return to Boca

The former goalkeeper surprised by saying that he would go look for Sebastian Villa as reinforcement for 2026. The idol did not hesitate and, in dialogue with Chopped TVwas forceful: «Without a doubt I’m going to look for Villa. If I were Boca’s manager today, I would tell Riquelme to go look for him«.

Surprise: Marcelo Gallardo asked Villa for River

According to the journalist German Balcarcefrom River They would have already found out conditions to incorporate the forward with a blue and gold past, with the aim of him arriving as a top signing to get out of the crisis next year. For its part, in DSports they assured that Independent Rivadavia valued the Colombian at 8 million dollars,

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