Profini sale gives Unión the cash to lift their transfer bans | OneFootball

Young Rafael Profini is already in Germany to finalize his transfer to Ukraine’s FC Kharkiv, in a deal that will give immediate relief to the battered coffers of Unión de Santa Fe. According to journalist Darío Pignata on Radio Gol 96.7, the Santa Fe club will receive a lump sum of $800,000 once the transfer is officially signed.

The center back traveled to Europe accompanied by an associate from Christian Bragarnik’s camp, which is pulling the strings in the negotiations. The cash coming in from this sale has an urgent and exclusive purpose set by the “Tatengue” board.

In theory, president Luis Spahn will use the full $800,000 to lift the bans that Unión is facing from FIFA. The treasury’s absolute priority is to settle the outstanding debt for José Angulo and the claim filed by Uruguay’s Juventud de Las Piedras over the transfer of Maizon Rodríguez.

With this direct inflow of foreign currency, the club’s leadership hopes to remove the blockade imposed by world football’s governing body against the clock. In this way, they will seek to formally register any reinforcements added to Leonardo Madelón’s squad before official competition resumes.

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