Colón dream of Lértora return as he weighs up Argentine offers | OneFootball

With several efforts underway and others under evaluation, Colón is experiencing days of decisions in building its squad. After making progress in forming the defensive line, the focus shifted to the midfield, where Ezequiel Medrán believes key pieces are still missing.

Recently, the rumor has been gaining strength that Colón may have initiated inquiries about Federico Lértora. The midfielder, 35 years old, became a free agent after leaving Querétaro of Mexico, a condition that quickly put him on the radar of several Argentine football clubs.

Currently, Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata, Central Córdoba, and Belgrano appear as the most interested parties, along with Ferro, the club where the midfielder debuted. However, the possible interest from Colón has gained significance and generated excitement among the sabalero fans.

The possibility of Lértora's return is not unfamiliar to the Colón world. During the electoral campaign, president José Alonso had mentioned his name as an option to consider, which today brings the topic back to the sports agenda.

However, at the moment, there are no advanced negotiations or formal proposals, only preliminary contacts and inquiries. The economic aspect appears as the main constraint for the operation to succeed.

Expectation and caution as the market closes

While awaiting decisions on Ignacio Antonio and Matías Muñoz, Colón remains alert to the opportunities the market offers. The possible return of Federico Lértora, for now, remains in the realm of speculation, although his name is enough to rekindle hope and raise questions about the final direction of Colón's midfield.

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