Gastón Hernández’s stance on Boca’s interest | OneFootball

Boca is making moves in the transfer market to strengthen the team ahead of the competitions they will face in 2026. The club’s manager, Marcelo Delgado, has several ongoing negotiations and aims to finalize new signings as soon as possible.

The name of Gastón Hernández came to the attention of Xeneize almost by chance. He was offered by the player’s representatives, and after an analysis, the club decided to move forward with his signing, as he had already been on their radar in the past. However, a roadblock has appeared: the institutional crisis currently affecting San Lorenzo de Almagro.

Tonga Hernández wants to play for Boca.

The central defender, who is the team captain, has a clear stance: he wants to play for the team from La Ribera, but it’s also true that he’s waiting for an offer from abroad, which so far hasn’t materialized. The current situation at El Ciclón is delaying the negotiation, which is estimated to be around 4 million dollars.

In this context, Xeneize is trying to move quickly and finalize his arrival in the first days of January, when the transfer window officially opens for a season in which the club will compete in the Torneo Apertura, Copa Argentina, and Copa Libertadores de América.

In addition to Gastón Hernández, Boca wants to sign Hinestroza

The blue and gold club is also progressing in negotiations to add Marino Hinestroza as a new reinforcement. The club sent an initial offer of 4 million dollars, plus an additional million in performance-based bonuses, but the proposal was rejected by Atlético Nacional, the Colombian winger’s parent club.

Xeneize hopes to sign both Hinestroza and Hernández.

Despite this initial setback, the deal is not off the table. The Boca board is confident they can increase their offer and get closer to the Colombian club’s demands to finalize the signing. Hinestroza is considered a key piece to strengthen Boca’s attack for the upcoming season.

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