Boca terminate Nicolás Orsini's contract | OneFootball

The transfer market at Boca not only involves the arrival of reinforcements, but also departures to trim down an overly large squad. The Boquense club’s leadership has the firm intention of terminating Nicolás Orsini’s contract, as he had been left out of the team and training alone at the Ezeiza complex.

The striker joined the club from La Ribera in the middle of the 2021 season, but he never managed to live up to the expectations placed on him. His spell in the blue and gold shirt was marked by inconsistency and a lack of finishing in front of goal.

The numbers perfectly reflect what his time at the La Ribera club was like. In a total of 36 matches played, totaling 1,440 minutes on the pitch, the forward scored just three goals, averaging an extremely low rate for a center-forward at such a demanding club.

Nicolás Orsini was training alone in Ezeiza. Photo: Archive.

Despite being part of the squad that won the 2021 Copa Argentina, the 2022 Copa de la Liga Profesional, and the 2022 league title, his role was limited. His last official appearance for Xeneize dates back to April 9, 2023, in a tough 2-1 home defeat against Colón de Santa Fe.

Since then, the board chose to send him out on loan in hopes that he could recover his best footballing form. After wearing the colors of Unión and winning the 2025 Apertura with Platense, the player returned, but his fate was already sealed away from the first team.

An announced ending for an outcast at Boca

Nicolás Orsini is spending his days in a scenario of complete sporting isolation, training apart from the rest of his teammates at the Ezeiza facilities. This strict training setup makes it crystal clear that there is no turning back in the club’s sporting and institutional decision.

Given this situation, seeking an early exit is the most logical option for both sides involved. Terminating a deal that lasted nearly five years will free up room in the club’s budget and allow the striker to look for a new destination where he will be taken into account.

Boca’s squad will be trimmed down.

Meanwhile, the leadership remains focused on shaping a competitive squad that lives up to the club’s historic demands. Putting an end to this story will be a necessary step to reorganize the club’s structure with the second half of the year and beyond in mind.

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