Facundo Castro in talks to leave Colón, easing the club's finances | OneFootball

Forward Facundo Castro is on the verge of leaving Colón de Santa Fe, according to journalist Darío Pignata on the ADN Gol program on Radio Gol 96.7. The player is not part of the coaching staff’s plans and is training separately while his immediate future is decided.

To terminate his contract, which originally expires in December, the player set a clear financial condition: to be paid two additional months of his remaining salary in installments. This obstacle is the main factor holding up the signing of his definitive departure.

The striker already has firm inquiries about continuing his career in the Primera Nacional, with Chacarita Juniors and Quilmes emerging as the main clubs interested in signing him. “El Cervecero” is the team that has taken the lead and has already made a formal offer to bring him in.

For Colón’s management, getting the player’s salary off the books would mean major relief for the club’s finances. The money freed up by his departure will be used directly to fund the arrival of a new signing to strengthen the squad.

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