The youngsters Ezequiel Medrán added to Colón training | OneFootball

When options are scarce, the youth academy steps up. In a week marked by absences and forced adjustments at Colón, coach Ezequiel Medrán decided to widen the pool and start taking a closer look at the club’s youngsters, clearly raising expectations for many.

Heading into this Saturday’s match, kicking off at 3:30 p.m. against Morón, the Sabalero coach is once again forced to make changes to the team after having found some stability by repeating the lineup in recent matches. Injuries broke that continuity and opened the door to new alternatives.

The youngsters who moved up to train with Colón

In that context, three names began to appear on the professional squad’s radar. As reported by Agustín Seissfon (@Agusseissfon), they are midfielder Milton Soto and forwards Jerónimo Buosi and Máximo Ingravidi, all 19 years old, who were brought into training this week.

The decision is not only a response to a short-term need. It is also part of a broader approach aimed at beginning to build future depth. All three have been performing well both in their age groups and with the reserve team, which earned them this first step toward more serious consideration.

Regardless of whether they get minutes right away, the experience already counts. Training alongside the senior squad, the intensity of the sessions, and exposure to the day-to-day professional environment are all part of a process Colón wants to strengthen. With the team leading the table but stretched by the schedule and injuries, Medrán is looking to broaden the squad, and along that path, the youngsters are starting to find their place.

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