Belgrano bid for Cardozo falls short for Unión, talks go on | OneFootball

Belgrano’s management has no doubts and is determined to exercise the option to acquire 65% of goalkeeper Thiago Cardozo’s registration, and for that reason it has reportedly already presented an offer to Unión.

El Pirata made a proposal that is far from what El Tate is seeking, given that there is a purchase option set at 1.2 million dollars for 65% of the economic rights owned by Unión.

It is said that Belgrano’s first offer was for half the value of the purchase option. That offer was reportedly 400,000 dollars, plus 200,000 dollars that are part of the debt Unión still owes El Pirata for the purchase of 50% of Agustín Colazo’s registration.

It is worth recalling that in January 2025, El Tate acquired 50% of Agustín Colazo’s transfer rights. At that time, the value of half of the forward’s registration was set at 600,000 dollars, but the reality is that Unión still owes 200,000 dollars to Belgrano.

For that reason, Belgrano’s management included that debt in making the first offer, which was obviously rejected by Unión since it is far below the agreed purchase option.

In fact, Belgrano is offering half of what was signed to acquire 65% of Cardozo’s registration. The gap is huge, and it is clear that negotiations will continue.

And Belgrano would not be willing to pay 1.2 million dollars and is trying to negotiate a lower amount, and perhaps El Tate will lower its demands somewhat and end up negotiating for a figure below the agreed purchase option.

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