Bombshell: São Paulo out, Dinenno offered to other clubs | OneFootball

Juan Dinenno arrived at São Paulo during the penultimate transfer window of Brazilian football, opened especially for the Club World Cup. He was a choice made by coach Luis Zubeldía, who ended up leaving Morumbi less than a month after his arrival.

Well, the confidence Dinenno seemed to have with his predecessor went down the drain, as the saying goes. Hernán Crespo arrived and soon the name chosen to fill in for the injured Calleri, André Silva, and Ryan Francisco, all of whom are expected to return only next year, became a substitute.

The lack of morale is reflected in the numbers. In Crespo's 21 games since returning to Tricolor, the 31-year-old Argentine compatriot played only seven, with just three of those as a starter.

This whole situation makes Dinenno's future at Morumbi look bleak. Aware that he is not part of Crespo's major plans, his agents decided to take action…

As AVANTE MEU TRICOLOR found out this Wednesday (15), the striker's staff is already announcing in the market that he is available for transfers, eyeing a potential move.

In practice, Dinenno can already sign a pre-contract with anyone he wants. Released by Cruzeiro in May, as he was not being utilized by the Minas Gerais team either, the striker signed a risk contract with Tricolor only until December. The contract allows for automatic extension if goals are met, but today the player's numbers seem far from being achieved.

Despite the eight matches for the Morumbi club, the Argentine scored only once, in the victory over Botafogo by 1-0 on September 14, in the Brazilian Championship. It was his first goal, by the way, after more than a year of drought (he hadn't scored since August of last year).

Dinenno joined Cruzeiro precisely in 2024, but his journey at the celestial club was hampered by a serious injury that kept him off the field for almost nine months.

His signing by Tricolor was endorsed by Zubeldía, who promoted him to the professionals at Racing in 2013. At the time, the Morumbi club knocked on the door of the Minas Gerais team looking for a center forward. However, the dream was another: Lautaro Díaz, São Paulo's executioner in the 2022 Copa Sudamericana final when he was still playing for Independiente del Valle. But the then-coach made his choice, which now seems not to captivate Crespo.

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