Boca could let two full-backs go in this transfer window | OneFootball

The transfer market is starting to move, and at Boca, there is already talk of possible departures in defense. Two names stand out on a long list of exits: Lucas Blondel and Luis Advíncula, who could change teams in the coming weeks.

The right-back, who is seeking continuity to earn a spot on the Swiss National Team's list for the World Cup, is closely followed by Argentinos Juniors. The “Bicho” will play the playoff to enter the Copa Libertadores and sees Blondel as a key piece to strengthen their squad.

The player, aware that he needs minutes to showcase himself, views the possibility of moving to La Paternal favorably. However, he is not the only one interested: Tigre, the club where he was trained, and Racing Club also have him on their radar. The final decision will depend on negotiations and what the Xeneize considers most convenient in this market.

Blondel and Advíncula could leave.

On the other hand, the future of Luis Advíncula is also causing a stir. The Peruvian, with a contract valid until December 2026 and one of the highest salaries on the team, is wanted by Alianza Lima, a club that is already preparing a formal offer to bring him back.

The possibility of returning to Peruvian football is appealing to the right-back, although there are no decisions yet. At Boca, they know that letting go of a high contract could create room to strengthen other positions in a market that will be crucial with the Copa Libertadores in mind.

Boca will promote Dylan Gorosito

While there is talk of possible exits, there is also room for good news. Dylan Gorosito, a right-back just 19 years old, will make the leap to the first division. The young player will start the preseason on January 2 at Boca Predio, under the guidance of the coaching staff.

Gorosito arrives with important credentials: he was champion of the Torneo Clausura and the Trofeo de Campeones de Proyección, in addition to standing out in the U-20 World Cup with the Argentine National Team, where he left a great impression. His promotion to the professional squad reflects the club's commitment to continue enhancing talents emerging from the youth academy.

Boca is preparing for a busy transfer market: two full-backs with chances to leave and a young player starting to write his own story in the first team. Movements that could mark the beginning of a new era in the Xeneize defense, which will have a lot of competition in 2026.

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