Jerónimo Dómina returns to Argentine football, ex-Unión joins Tigre | OneFootball

Jerónimo Dómina, a forward developed in Unión de Santa Fe’s youth academy, will continue his career at Tigre. The 20-year-old attacker will leave Cádiz of Spain to return to Argentine football and join El Matador on a one-year loan, with a purchase option.

Dómina came through Unión’s system entirely and reached the reserve team at just 15 years old. In 2023, he made his official debut wearing the red-and-white shirt and began earning a place in the first-team squad.

During his time at El Tatengue, the forward played 50 Liga Profesional matches and scored seven goals, in addition to making appearances in the Copa Argentina and international competitions. His best season in terms of goalscoring was 2024, when he netted four times in the league.

At the end of 2025, Dómina’s contract with Unión expired and he continued his career in Spain, where Cádiz signed him on a deal running until 2030. However, his experience in Spain’s Segunda División brought limited playing time: during the 2025/26 season, he played eight matches and around 200 minutes.

Due to the lack of continuity, Cádiz looked for an exit for the attacker, and Tigre emerged as a concrete option for him to return to Argentine football and regain prominence.

In this way, the former Unión forward will have a new opportunity in the Liga Profesional, now wearing the Tigre shirt. The goal will be to get minutes, regain confidence, and once again show the qualities that took him from El Tatengue’s youth ranks to European football.

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