AFA break proves key as Madelón looks to get Colazo back 💪 | OneFootball

AFA break proves key as Madelón looks to get Colazo back 💪 | OneFootball

In partnership with

Yahoo sports
Icon: Radio Gol

Radio Gol

·4 March 2026

AFA break proves key as Madelón looks to get Colazo back 💪

Article image:AFA break proves key as Madelón looks to get Colazo back 💪

The outlook at Unión’s camp has cleared up following the latest updates on Agustín Colazo’s physical condition. The forward has shown remarkable improvement in his rehabilitation process, sparking a wave of optimism among the coaching staff led by Leonardo Madelón. Everything suggests that the striker could be available for the crucial match against Independiente, corresponding to the tenth round of Zone A in the Apertura.

The Positive Impact of the AFA Break

The confirmation of the suspension of activities by the AFA for this weekend, which forced the postponement of the match against Talleres, ended up being an unexpected advantage for the Santa Fe side. Madelón has managed to capitalize on this extra time as a golden opportunity to “recover key soldiers.” In this context, the additional days without official competition provide the ideal scenario for players with minor injuries to reach full fitness for the decisive stretch of the first round.


OneFootball Videos


Progress Under the Coaching Staff’s Scrutiny

Currently, Colazo has started to gradually increase his training load, responding positively to the demands of the medical department. Although his progress is as expected and there are high hopes of seeing him in Avellaneda next Tuesday, the coaching staff remains cautious. They have assured that the final decision will be made “day by day,” prioritizing the player’s physical well-being to avoid any kind of setback.

A Key Return for Madelón’s System

The possible inclusion of Colazo not only adds a significant offensive option, but also boosts the confidence of a squad that needs its best weapons to face the Rojo. In the upcoming training sessions, his performance in tight spaces and his response to physical contact will be evaluated—factors that will determine whether he will ultimately be part of the delegation traveling to Buenos Aires to go for the three points.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.

View publisher imprint