Jáminton Campaz deal hits a snag, what’s going on? | OneFootball

Over the past couple of days, it has come to light that Club América’s management has been in the middle of negotiations for Jáminton Campaz, an attack-minded midfielder who plays for Rosario Central in Argentina.

Negotiations with the player have moved forward significantly, but his club is still resisting letting him go, which has complicated what seemed to be a straightforward deal.

What is happening?

Jáminton Campaz has missed practice for the second consecutive day to pressure the Argentine club’s management into accepting Club América’s offer.

The Eagles’ offer consists of six million dollars to buy the player’s full rights, but Rosario Central is demanding at least eight million to let him go.

This is what has complicated the negotiations, because although the player wants to come to América, Rosario does not want to let him leave since they consider him key to the team’s system and need him for the Copa Libertadores Round of 16 against Corinthians of Brazil.

Will he join América?

Everything is pointing toward him joining América sooner rather than later, especially because the player is determined to come to Mexico, but Club América’s management will meanwhile have to continue negotiations with the club.

Meanwhile, the club is preparing for its debut in the 2026 Leagues Cup, where they will face San Diego this Thursday at the Estadio Azteca.

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