Unión board not ruling out a last-minute sale | OneFootball

Just days before the transfer window closes, Unión remain alert to possible last-minute moves. Although Leonardo Madelón and the club’s management see keeping the core of the squad together for the Torneo Clausura as the priority, they are not ruling out the possibility of a significant offer arriving for one of the first-team players.

After the sales of Rafael Profini and Mateo Del Blanco, the club managed to ease its financial situation, settle part of its obligations, and make progress toward lifting the transfer bans that had prevented the new signings from being registered. However, the market is still open, and the club’s red-and-white leadership knows that any major proposal will be considered.

The club’s stance is clear: there is no urgent need to sell, but the door will not be closed to an offer that benefits both the player and the club. The main intention is to keep the players Madelón considers key pieces in order to give continuity to the sporting project.

The player in question is Lautaro Vargas, one of the players who has gained the most prominence in recent times and who has drawn interest from a club in Asian football.

In that context, the coach is looking to build a competitive team after a transfer window that, in its early stage, brought more departures than arrivals. That is why a possible exit at the very end would force the club’s management to quickly assess alternatives to replace him and avoid weakening the squad ahead of the challenges of the second half of the year.

With the transfer window entering its final days, in Santa Fe they know the closing hours often bring unexpected negotiations. In the meantime, Unión’s objective remains clear: to keep the squad’s structure intact and give Madelón the tools he needs to build a team capable of challenging for the Torneo Clausura.

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