Conrado Ibarra set to renew with Colón, part of the 2026 project | OneFootball

Defender Conrado Ibarra’s contract ends at the end of the year, and in recent days, talks have emerged to seek a renewal at Colón.

Amid the institutional reshuffling following the formal appointment of José Alonso as president, Colón continues to address the contracts set to expire on December 31, and one of the names that has gained momentum in the last few hours is Conrado Ibarra. The full-back, who had been left in an uncertain situation, now appears to have a chance to renew. He was one of the players who finished the season under Ezequiel Medrán, and for that reason, his continuity is among the cases to be resolved before the squad overhaul that began with the outgoing management.

According to information from Radio Gol, the new contract for the Colón defender would be for an additional 2 years.

His season could have been more extensive if it weren’t for recurring ankle injuries, which troubled him for much of the Primera Nacional. Still, it’s not yet clear whether he is a left-back or a left midfielder. Ibarra’s renewal could be settled in the coming days, now that the new management has formally taken office. His case is one that would be part of the restructuring.

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