Cádiz in Spain could be Dómina’s next stop | OneFootball

After months of ostracism and even a hint of reconciliation, Jerónimo Dómina will finally leave Unión de Santa Fe as a free agent after letting his contract, which expires at the end of the year, run out without renewal. His destination will be Cádiz in Spain, with whom he has already reached a verbal agreement to join in January, and which will leave the Tatengue with just 400,000 euros in training compensation.

In his appearance in 2023, the forward surprised everyone with his performance and quickly emerged as one of the revelations of Argentine football. In the Santa Fe team, he played until mid-year, completing 77 matches with eight goals and three assists, but it later became known that since December 2024, his relationship with the management had been deteriorating over a renewal that he was reluctant to accept.

The conflict erupted during the winter market with president Luis Spahn firing shots on La Red: “They invented personal reasons or player issues to avoid addressing the proposal, they led us to the point where now they convinced the player that it’s not in his best interest to stay at Unión.”

“He swore he wouldn’t leave for free, and he ends up leaving for free, acting offended,” he remarked, pointing to the underlying issue: “Clubs invest and train the player, and then the agents are the ones who make fortunes from the transfer, the signing bonus, and more.”

However, the player did not remain silent and firmly stated his position: “The statements are false and do not reflect who I am or what I have always given to Unión,” he expressed, revealing that he played for six months with pubalgia, getting injections at just 17 years old, and that the club did not want to cover the surgery until the last moment. “Only a week ago did I have my first personal meeting with him. At the beginning of July, several directors approached me to say that Spahn had decided to drop me to the Reserve,” he added.

Since then, the forward has not played any more minutes and remained sidelined, until last week when the possibility of a reconciliation between the parties emerged due to a change in the player's representation. But the hope for a happy ending was short-lived and faded this Monday with an alternative outcome, which had been brewing for a while.

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