Unión on alert: Atlético Tucumán consider recalling Durso | OneFootball

Unión is going through days of analysis and important decisions regarding the formation of the 2026 squad. While the team will continue training until December 5, the club’s management and Leonardo Madelón’s coaching staff have already begun to organize the situation, especially in goal, where two key issues arise: Matías Tagliamonte and Tomás Durso.

The Tatengue must decide whether to exercise the purchase option for Tagliamonte, valued at $500,000 for 50% of his rights. The goalkeeper was one of the great certainties of the season, playing every match and delivering performances that tip the scales in favor of his continuity. However, the amount is significant and, as of now, the club may not have the necessary funds—especially after agreeing to purchase the training grounds—unless an important sale is made, such as the possible departures of Mateo Del Blanco or Lautaro Vargas.

Meanwhile, there is growing attention on what might happen with Tomás Durso, who arrived as a reinforcement but did not play a single minute. Reports from Tucumán suggest that a cost-saving plan could be activated, which would lead Atlético not to exercise the option for Matías Mansilla. In this context, recalling Durso through the buy-back clause appears as an alternative.

This possibility also directly influences Unión’s decisions: if Durso returns to Tucumán, they would lose an option and the need to secure Tagliamonte’s continuity would become even more urgent.

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