Vasco reject loan offers for Marino and back Colombian’s adaptation | OneFootball

Vasco have turned down approaches for Marino Hinestroza, choosing to keep the winger and prioritise his adaptation this season.

According to PaponaColina, overseas clubs contacted the player’s representatives about a loan, but the board and football department rejected all proposals and kept him in the 2026 squad.

The internal view is that he needs minutes to settle in Brazilian football. The club believes a loan abroad would offer no financial or sporting benefit now and wants a robust group for the Campeonato Brasileiro.

Staff at São Januário feel anxiety has affected his displays. The Colombian has yet to score for Vasco this year, and the aim is to recover the level he showed at Atlético Nacional in 2025.

The hierarchy considers that pressure on the forward has hindered his development. Coaches are tracking his physical and mental state and plan to drip-feed minutes to rebuild confidence.

Figures around the football department believe previous regimes under Fernando Diniz and Renato Gaúcho did not create the tactical conditions to speed his adjustment, with frequent changes and roles complicating the process.

Head coach Pedro Emanuel and his staff are working at CT Moacyr Barbosa to integrate him more effectively, targeting his pace and dribbling as attacking options in the second half of the year.

Source: PaponaColina

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