While negotiating with Boca, Atlético Nacional let Marino Hinestroza go | OneFootball

Amid the back-and-forth between the parties, Atlético Nacional took the first step to start untangling the situation with Marino Hinestroza: they decided to release the player. This means they allowed him not to attend the Colombian team's preseason until his future is resolved, while Boca continues pushing to sign him.

After the 23-year-old winger's absences from the first practices of the week—a situation that caused quite a stir and upset the Verdolaga fans—the club reached an agreement with the player to stop fueling tensions and seek a more amicable solution regarding the continuation of his career.

In fact, on Tuesday, Hinestroza had indirectly hinted at this consensual decision when he commented on a post by journalist Felipe Sierra about his supposed absences. "It's not an act of indiscipline! Much less pressure to go to Boca. It's not an act of indiscipline," he wrote.

The idea is for the Colombian to continue training separately, on his own as he has been doing, while Atlético Nacional smooths things over with Boca and addresses the other clubs interested in the forward, aiming to prevent the story from dragging on further.

The truth is that both Boca and the player's camp are confident in resolving the differences between the institutions so that, sooner rather than later, the winger can be presented as the first signing. The Xeneize has made an offer close to five million dollars, while the Verdolaga wants them to stretch a bit more. Key hours in one of the transfer market sagas.

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