The player Boca let go now set for a spell in the lower leagues | OneFootball

In the midst of the transfer market, Boca released a player. The player in question is Alexis Peralta, a goalkeeper born on November 28, 2005, who will not continue with the Xeneize and has already found a new destination in lower division football. The young player signed his first professional contract with Deportivo Español, a club that competes in Primera C.

Peralta had joined the club from La Ribera at the beginning of this year from Estudiantes de La Plata. However, he was unable to get any official minutes with the Reserve team. His participation was limited to the Fourth Division championship, where he played four matches and delivered a standout performance by saving a penalty against Godoy Cruz in September.

Alexis Peralta left Boca as a free agent.

Due to regulatory reasons, players from the 2005 category had to sign a contract before December to continue at the club. Boca did not make him any offer, and thus, the goalkeeper became a free agent. Now, Alexis Peralta will continue his career at Deportivo Español, which is betting on his potential as a goalkeeper.

Alexis Peralta making a save for Boca.

Boca is active in the transfer market

At the moment, the club’s manager, Marcelo Delgado, is trying to finalize the arrival of the first signing. Negotiations for Marino Hinestroza have dragged on longer than expected and the signing of the Colombian is still not secured.

Riquelme and Delgado working in the transfer market

Similarly, he hopes to be able to agree on contracts and determine how much money will need to be paid to buy the rights to Gaston Hernández and Alexis Cuello from San Lorenzo, which is currently facing a complex institutional situation.

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