The issue holding up Mosqueira’s unveiling at Unión | OneFootball

While Talleres was circulating images in recent hours of Valentín Fascendini in his new shirt and confirming his signing through December 2030, one question remained open at Unión: why hasn’t Joaquín Mosqueira been presented yet?

The midfielder is already back in Santa Fe. In fact, he is training normally with Leonardo Madelón’s squad, was included in the delegation that traveled for the match against Platense, and is part of the group that will face the second half of the season. However, the club has still not made his return official.

The ban is the first obstacle

The most obvious explanation has to do with Tatengue’s current institutional situation. The FIFA bans hanging over the club prevent it from registering players and, for that reason, none of the signings were eligible for the debut in the Clausura Tournament.

Mosqueira shares that situation with Ignacio Malcorra, Juan de Dios Pintado, Mauro Luna Diale, and Eric Ramírez, who also cannot be used until Unión settles the debts that led to the sanctions.

But there is another issue that remains unresolved

However, the ban would not be the only reason for the delay.

According to reports, Unión still has an outstanding financial obligation to Renato Cesarini, the club from which Mosqueira arrived when he took his first steps in professional football.

That administrative issue would also be holding up the midfielder’s official announcement, even though the agreement with Talleres has already been finalized and the player is working normally under the coaching staff’s orders.

An operation involving two protagonists

Mosqueira’s arrival was linked to the transfer of Valentín Fascendini, who was acquired by Talleres in this transfer window..

While the defender has already been officially presented by the Córdoba club, in Santa Fe the administrative steps still need to be completed so that the midfielder’s return can also be announced by the club.

For now, Mosqueira has already returned to Unión in practice, but not yet on paper. A difference explained by regulatory and administrative issues, which the red-and-white leadership hopes to resolve in the coming days in order to definitively close an operation that involved two major moves between Santa Fe and Córdoba.

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