Colón hoping Montevideo City Torque trigger Neris buy option | OneFootball

José Neris’s loan at Montevideo City Torque is entering its final stage, and Colón is closely monitoring the situation with the expectation that the purchase option will be exercised.

The striker is going through a great moment in the Uruguayan league, where he has scored 16 goals in 33 matches—numbers that have already attracted the interest of other teams and positioned him as one of the standout players of the season.

In Santa Fe, the management trusts that City Torque will try to keep him, although there is still no decision. The purchase option is estimated to be around $1,100,000—unofficially—a figure that would represent a good profit for Colón, who at the time invested $600,000 for 65% of his transfer rights.

The institutional context also plays a role: the club recently lifted a ban resulting from an administrative delay by River of Uruguay, so they are now able to negotiate normally.

Could a return to Santa Fe happen? From both a sporting and management perspective, it seems unlikely. Neris forced his departure at the time, which caused discontent among the coaching staff led by Ariel Pereyra and the sporting director Iván Moreno y Fabianesi (neither of whom are still there).

Thus, the expectation is to see whether Montevideo City Torque moves forward with the purchase or seeks to extend the loan, in a decisive final stretch of the season to determine the future of the Uruguayan striker.

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