Durso returns to Atlético Tucumán, Unión face a major headache in goal | OneFootball

Unión received news in the last few hours that completely affects Leonardo Madelón's sports planning for the upcoming season. Finally, Atlético Tucumán decided to execute the recall of Tomás Durso, at the express request of coach Hugo Colace, and the goalkeeper will return to the “Decano,” without having officially debuted in the First Division with the red and white team.

Madelón had shown special interest in retaining Durso, whom he knows from their shared time at Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata, believing that he could become an important piece within the 2025 squad. However, the decision by the Tucumán club ultimately thwarted any attempt at continuity.

Durso's departure adds to another significant complication for the Tate: Racing will exercise its option to recall Nicolás Tagliamonte, who will also not continue in Santa Fe. For Unión, the situation worsens even further considering that the deadline to exercise the purchase option for 50% of Tagliamonte's transfer, valued at 500 thousand dollars, expired on November 30. With the right expired and the recall executed, Madelón is unexpectedly left without the two goalkeepers he had planned for the next year.

Thus, Unión will have to rebuild its structure under the goalposts in a market that promises to be complex. The Tate is forced to search for two goalkeepers, at a time when urgency becomes an absolute priority for the coaching staff and management. The year 2025 begins with an unexpected puzzle for the Santa Fe team, which will have to move quickly to avoid being unprotected in a key position.

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