Ezequiel Medrán’s plan as Colón return to training | OneFootball

After the termination of Joel Soñora’s contract, Colón is moving forward with efforts to reorganize their squad for the upcoming season. The management is analyzing each case of the players whose contracts expire on December 31, with the goal of deciding who will remain at the club and who will not.

The squad will resume training next Monday, and Medrán’s idea is to divide the group into three: On one hand, the young players who can join the reserve division and play the final stretch of the projection tournament. On the other hand, those players whose contracts run until December 31 will fulfill the regulations and be given the time, space, and human resources to train. And a third group made up of those players who have agreed to contracts for the upcoming 2026 season. This last group will train with a different level of intensity and will form the core of the squad for next year.

Meanwhile, the management is working on two fronts: One regarding the termination of contracts for those whose deals run until December 31, and the other to reach an agreement on the payment plan in order to resolve the situation with Alberto Espínola.

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