Boca already looking to the transfer market: players set to leave | OneFootball

After the 1-0 defeat against Racing and elimination from the Torneo Clausura, Boca must now begin preparing for the next season. Although the transfer window has yet to open, several departures have already been confirmed at Xeneize due to expiring contracts that will not be renewed.

The first confirmed departure is Ignacio Miramón. The midfielder’s loan with the club from La Ribera is ending, and he will return to Lille Olympique Sporting Club in France, who own his rights. Boca will not exercise the purchase option, set at 3.5 million euros. Miramón played just 20 matches.

Another player who will say goodbye is Cristian Lema. The central defender has been separated from the squad and training in Ezeiza for months, and his contract will end on December 31. The former Lanús player will leave after playing 34 matches and scoring one goal.

Undoubtedly, the most notable departure will be that of Frank Fabra, who leaves the club after nine years. The Colombian full-back ends his time at Boca with 244 matches, 15 goals, and 8 titles won. He will leave after not playing a single minute in the last championship.

The other Boca players who are on their way out

Reports from Brazil indicate that Curitiba will make an offer for Agustín Martegani. Xeneize signed him in mid-2024 from San Lorenzo, set a release clause of 20 million dollars, and he has played just 13 matches for the club: 2 of them this year (in January for the Copa Argentina and in February for the league). He still has a contract until 2028, but he is not being considered.

Javier García is another player who may leave. It’s worth remembering that the Xeneize team gave him a one-season contract at the request of Fernando Gago at the beginning of the year, and that contract ends on December 31 of this year. His contract is not expected to be renewed.

Additionally, Lucas Blondel and Luis Advíncula may also leave, as they are not being considered either. On the other hand, offers are expected for Williams Alarcón, who has already had inquiries about returning to Huracán.

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