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·4 June 2026

European stage for Profini: CL-bound Shakhtar bid for youngster

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In an exclusive preview from ADN Gol, it was revealed that the club interested in acquiring the services of the Unión de Santa Fe player is Ukraine’s FK Shakhtar Donetsk. The prestigious European institution submitted a highly significant financial offer to secure the red-and-white footballer’s registration, which would represent a major leap in the youngster’s career toward the top international competitions.

Unión’s board is evaluating the terms of this multi-million-dollar proposal, analyzing the feasibility of transferring one of its rising prospects amid the strong interest from the Ukrainian giant.

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Shakhtar Donetsk’s current situation: champions and a direct ticket to the Champions League

The club looking to sign Profini is going through a period of major institutional and sporting prominence in Europe, fully consolidated despite the complex situation facing its country:

  • Complete domestic dominance: Shakhtar were crowned Ukrainian Premier League champions once again, putting together a brilliant campaign with 22 wins, 6 draws, and just 2 losses in 30 matches.
  • Direct entry into the Champions League: After a series of international results that went in their favor at the end of the European season, UEFA confirmed that the club will avoid the preliminary playoff rounds. Shakhtar qualified directly for the Champions League group stage, guaranteeing a revenue floor of more than 35 million euros, the source of the liquidity behind the offer for Profini.
  • Historic continental campaign: On the international stage, the team coached by former Atlético Madrid and Barcelona player Arda Turan is coming off a historic run to the UEFA Conference League semifinals, where they were eliminated by England’s Crystal Palace after knocking out teams such as AZ Alkmaar and Lech Poznań.
  • Brazilian style and projection: True to its historic recruitment philosophy, Shakhtar’s squad combines Ukrainian talent with emerging South American figures, with Brazilian youngsters Alisson Santana and Kauã Elias currently standing out, along with the recent addition of Bolivian defender Diego Arroyo.
  • A team in exile: Due to the well-known war situation, Shakhtar continues to live a nomadic reality: it trains and plays domestic league matches while alternating between venues in Lviv and Kyiv, while moving its international home matches in European competitions to Poland, using the Municipal Stadium of Kraków.

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

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