Enzo Díaz's camp signals interest, São Paulo may sell full-back | OneFootball

The staff of left-back Enzo Díaz informed São Paulo this Tuesday (28) that there are clubs interested in signing the player.

With the transfer window open, the Argentine’s stay at São Paulo is no longer guaranteed.

According to information obtained by AVANTE MEU TRICOLOR, Talleres, from Argentina, and Charlotte FC, from the United States, are considering a loan offer, but want to know whether a deal is viable with the club from Morumbi.

São Paulo’s board is monitoring the situation and is not opposed to a possible negotiation, as long as the terms are favorable — making it possible to reduce the wage bill and create budget room for new moves in the squad.

Signed with starter status, Enzo Díaz is going through his most delicate moment at the club, driven by a drop in performance in training and the resulting loss of prestige internally.

The expectation is that the defender’s future will be decided in the coming weeks.

THE CASE

Left-back Enzo Díaz has not been included in São Paulo’s matchday squads since the calendar resumed after the World Cup due to alleged dissatisfaction from his staff over delayed salary payments at the club.

The information was reported by the UOL portal. AVANTE MEU TRICOLOR had not confirmed it with sources consulted from the top ranks of the Morumbi side by the time this report was published.

Enzo was left out of São Paulo’s squad list for the match against Flamengo this Sunday (26) at the Maracanã in the Brazilian Championship. He had already been unavailable in midweek in the comeback loss to Athletico-PR. On that occasion, Tricolor said through its press office that he had “personal issues.”

In the pre-match material released by São Paulo this Saturday (25), Enzo’s name does not even appear on the list of absences. Officially, the club claims that the Argentine was left out for technical reasons by coach Dorival Júnior.

The official version, however, contrasts with the troubled behind-the-scenes situation reported by UOL.

According to the portal, the player’s staff had approached the Tricolor board in recent days to express strong discomfort over delays in the payment of image rights.

The financial dispute allegedly affected the player’s attitude and intensity in training throughout the week at Barra Funda Training Center, which led the coaching staff to leave him out of the trip to Rio de Janeiro (RJ), UOL reported.

Without the Argentine, Dorival has Wendell and Nicolas as squad options at left-back, with the former expected to remain in the starting eleven.

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