San Lorenzo enquire about Frank Fabra after his Boca exit | OneFootball

There are still a few details to iron out for San Lorenzo to sell Elías Báez to Atlanta United. It will be a much-needed income for a weakened club, but at the same time, a significant loss for Damián Ayude, who has already informed the interim management that they will need to look for a left-back. The main target is Frank Fabra, who has just become a free agent after leaving Boca.

In the last few hours, someone close to the Ciclón’s technical department contacted the experienced Colombian wing-back’s camp to ask about his conditions and find out what he wants for his career after ending a decade-long spell with Xeneize.

At the moment, there is no offer on the table that could entice Fabra. Even though it’s a big club, he still hasn’t decided whether to close the door on Argentine football—especially out of respect for the blue and gold team—or to return to his native Colombia at 34 years old.

If he analyzes the project and is open to wearing the azulgrana shirt in 2026, Fabra will have to significantly lower his salary expectations, considering the delicate financial situation San Lorenzo is facing.

Although he recently drew murmurs and was marked at Boca for several costly mistakes (his childish red card in the Copa Libertadores final was the last straw), Fabra would represent a step up in quality for Boedo. He was a national team left-back when at his physical and footballing peak. His long stay at La Ribera was no accident or stroke of luck: he played 244 matches, scored 14 goals, provided 32 assists, won nine titles, and said goodbye in tears in December after his last training session.

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