Off to Paraná? Diego Armando Díaz in advanced talks with Patronato | OneFootball

The transfer market is starting to heat up, and one of the names making waves in the region is Diego Armando Díaz. The striker from Chaco appears to have his immediate future close to being resolved away from Santa Fe, as he is not among head coach Leonardo Carol Madelón’s main plans. Given this situation, the forward would welcome a change of scenery to secure the playing time he so badly needs.

According to journalist Darío Pignata on the ADN program on Radio Gol 96.7, talks for the attacker to join Patronato de Paraná are at a very advanced stage. “El Patrón” has had a long-standing interest in the player, and everything suggests the negotiations will reach a successful conclusion this time.

The reason for the departure: no playing time in the top flight

The search for a new destination is strictly due to the lack of continuity the striker has experienced this season in Argentina’s Primera División.

The numbers lay out the reality the player is facing:

105 minutes played so far this year.

7 matches played, always coming off the bench.

1 goal scored in his limited appearances, a header on February 2 in the 4-0 thrashing of Gimnasia y Esgrima de Mendoza.

For the striker, this move to the Entre Ríos club represents a key opportunity to relaunch his professional career.

Although there was initially speculation about options abroad, the possibility of moving across to Entre Ríos has become the absolute priority for the player and his representatives. In the coming hours, the final details of the deal are expected to be worked out so the Chaco native can begin working under Patronato’s coaching staff.

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