Back to Boca? Nahitan Nández drops big hint over his future | OneFootball

The goal of bringing back Nahitan Nández is still alive in the halls of La Bombonera, but the outlook presents a massive challenge for Boca. Pablo Bentancur, the Uruguayan midfielder’s agent, broke his silence and made it clear what his player’s contract situation looks like.

Speaking with Carve Deportiva, the agent explained that the midfielder has just one more year left on his deal with his current club. However, the club’s general director, Carlos Antón, has already submitted a formal offer to extend his stay at Al-Qadisiya in Saudi Arabia.

"Yesterday we received an offer to renew, the coach is very happy. We’re going to evaluate it," Bentancur admitted. But the competition to land the all-action Uruguayan is fierce, and the figures being discussed abroad are far beyond the reality of Argentine football.

Even so, he made it clear that the Xeneize leadership headed by Juan Román Riquelme must take the initiative if they truly want to add him to the squad. "I think it depends on the club making a move for him. Right now, I see it as kind of difficult," the agent concluded.

What Boca need to bring in Nahitan Nández

The transfer market always brings surprises, and the Xeneize know that competing dollar for dollar is almost impossible. Bentancur revealed that he has received concrete calls from Europe and Mexican football. "Two clubs from Italy have already called me. And I received a very significant offer from Mexico, I didn’t know they could pay that much," he said.

So, is there still room for hope at the club from La Ribera? The player’s love for the colors is the biggest factor in Boca’s favor. "Right now, I see it as kind of difficult. Still, he loves Boca. Those who do well there keep those memories and that passion. He’s very passionate," the representative said about the footballer’s untouchable bond with the club.

Nández is in talks with Riquelme.

The Only Big Club needs proven quality to go after its great obsession, if it manages to move forward in the competition ahead of next semester, and the Uruguayan fits that profile perfectly, although there is no broad consensus among fans about his possible return.

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