Huge offer from Italy: Independiente set to sell Felipe Loyola | OneFootball

Felipe Loyola is spending his last days at Independiente. The club has received a formal offer from Pisa to buy 70% of the Chilean midfielder’s rights, and the figures are very close to what the management is seeking, so a move to Italian football appears imminent.

The offer is for six million euros net, an amount close to the release clause set at eight million. If some details related to capital gains are adjusted, the midfielder will make the jump to Europe in this transfer window, despite Gustavo Quinteros’ attempts to keep him.

Independiente owns only 50% of his rights, as the other half belongs to Huachipato, the club from which they bought it in 2024. Once the deal is finalized, the income will be split between both institutions.

To avoid risks, El Rojo decided that Loyola will not play the friendly against Everton nor take part in the preseason matches. An undisputed starter, he played 62 games, scored 11 goals and provided 7 assists, and his level even earned him a call-up to the Chilean national team. In Avellaneda, they already accept that his cycle is coming to an end.

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