Boca in talks to renew Changuito Zeballos as another club shows interest | OneFootball

While recovering from his injury, Changuito Zeballos is in talks with Boca’s management regarding the renewal of his contract. However, in recent hours, another club has entered the picture between the parties.

Boca’s sporting director, Marcelo Delgado, is holding discussions with the representatives of the forward who came up through the youth ranks. Talks began several weeks ago to reach an agreement that would extend the player’s contract, as his current deal expires in December of this year.

In the midst of these negotiations, a competitor for Boca has emerged. According to reports, Napoli of Italy is pursuing the 23-year-old attacker and is expected to make an offer for him ahead of the next transfer window.

Zeballos’s future is being decided.

The contractual situation of Changuito Zeballos is that his contract runs until December of this year, and in a few months he could begin negotiating his departure if he does not reach an agreement with the club’s management.

Napoli believes that for a sum close to 10 million dollars, they could sign him. However, at Boca they rule out this possibility. Zeballos has a release clause of 20 million, and in the worst-case scenario, if the player decides not to renew, the Italian club would have to pay that hefty sum to take him.

When will Changuito Zeballos play for Boca again?

While his future is being decided, Changuito is recovering from a grade 2–3 muscle injury to his left biceps femoris, which has kept him off the field for a month already, with about another month of rehabilitation remaining.

Changuito hasn’t played since February 1.

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