Potential Colón signings still not on Medrán's agenda | OneFootball

Amid future planning at Colón, the issue of reinforcements is starting to gain traction behind the scenes, though not in the coach’s public comments. For now, Ezequiel Medrán is choosing not to get into that territory and insists that his priority is the team’s immediate performance, beyond the injuries.

From the club’s leadership, sporting director Diego Colotto has already hinted that options are being evaluated to strengthen the squad ahead of the next transfer window, in a context where the departure of some players who currently get very few minutes is also being considered. For example, Facundo Castro has seen limited playing time and his contract expires in June.

For now, Medrán does not want to talk about reinforcements at Colón

It all stemmed from the number of injuries that laid bare the difference in level between the starters and the backup players. However, in his latest press conference, Medrán was clear on the matter and downplayed any speculation: “You draw your conclusions and we talk it over with Diego Colotto, but I’m focused on making the team work. We understand the needs ahead of the transfer window, but we can’t take our focus off the immediate present,” he said.

Beyond that cautious stance, the club’s internal analysis has already identified some areas where the squad may need alternatives. Among them is the search for a right winger — the position where Julián Marcioni usually plays — a No. 9, and possibly a left back. The club would have four spots available for new signings.

In any case, the coach’s message is clear: the transfer window has not opened yet, and the present takes priority. At Colón, for now, the ball keeps rolling and reinforcements remain in the background, waiting for their moment.

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