Del Blanco has suitors, but Unión have set the terms and won't budge | OneFootball

Mateo Del Blanco’s name remains firmly in the transfer market spotlight, and clubs in Europe are keeping an eye on him, but so far there is nothing that would move Unión. Above all, because there is a release clause and whoever wants him only has to trigger it.

But the latest development is that the club’s board reportedly turned down an offer in recent hours because it was to be paid in installments. According to what UNO Santa Fe learned, it was for the amount of the clause, but the payment method did not convince the club. It’s cash up front or nothing. President Luis Spahn reportedly brought it up for consideration in a small board meeting. The team involved was not disclosed.

Unión stand firm on selling Mateo Del Blanco

The board’s position is simple: whoever wants to take Mini must trigger the release clause and pay it in full up front. There are conflicting reports about the amount, as some sources mention $2.5 million, while others raise the figure to $3.5 million.

For now, Strasbourg’s Racing is reportedly leading the interested clubs, but has not made a move yet. Just in case, several other clubs are also said to be interested. Last week the player was in Buenos Aires meeting with his new representatives at KMB, which is a sign that something may be in the works.

Between interest and an actual sale, there is still a significant gap. For now, Unión are not negotiating, and if anyone wants Del Blanco, they know perfectly well how much he costs and how it must be paid.

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