Colón prioritise Lago’s stay despite Peñarol interest | OneFootball

The situation of Ignacio Lago at Colón presents new developments: the management and his entourage met to extend his contract, with a positive outcome and goodwill from both sides to iron out details. Meanwhile, Peñarol of Uruguay has made a formal offer, although Colón’s priority remains to keep the player for sporting reasons.

Contract Extension with Colón

Negotiations to extend Lago’s contract, which currently ends in December 2026, are ongoing. Although a previous proposal was rejected by the player a few weeks ago, the most recent meeting on January 29 ended positively, indicating that the parties are getting closer to an agreement.

Peñarol’s Offer

The Uruguayan club submitted a formal offer through the player’s representative, consisting of a one-season loan with a fee and a purchase option. However, Colón’s official stance is that they do not intend to negotiate the player, considering him a key piece for the team, and they are prioritizing sporting goals over a sale.

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