Agustín Colazo could be close to returning to Aldosivi | OneFootball

Unión’s transfer market continues to move, and one of the next players to change shirts could be Agustín Colazo, who has lost ground in Leonardo Madelón’s plans and is in very advanced talks to return to Aldosivi, the club where he enjoyed the best spell of his career and was decisive in securing promotion to the First Division in 2024.

The arrival of Eric Ramírez, together with the coach’s satisfaction with the attacking options currently in the squad, ended up speeding up a departure that seemed only a matter of time.

The Ramírez effect and a new destination for Colazo

The signing of Eric “La Perla” Ramírez changed the picture in Unión’s attack. The forward was a request from Madelón, who knows him from his time at Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata, and Unión managed to sign him when it seemed he had everything agreed to become an Aldosivi reinforcement.

With that move, Colazo was pushed down the pecking order in the battle for a place, despite the recent departure of Diego Armando Díaz to Patronato.

That is why the former Belgrano player has his return to the Mar del Plata side practically sealed, where he left a great memory thanks to the goals that paved the way to promotion during the 2024 season.

A departure that also benefits Unión

Beyond the sporting aspect, the deal also represents good news for the club’s finances. Colazo would leave on loan, a negotiation that will allow Unión to bring in some money.

That money is important because the club still owes Belgrano $200,000 for the purchase of the forward’s transfer rights, so the loan would help soften that obligation.

Meanwhile, in Santa Fe they have not ruled out signing another attacker before the close of the transfer window. However, they will only move forward if a financially convenient opportunity appears, since Madelón believes the squad has enough attacking alternatives and does not consider it essential to add another center forward.

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