Boca look to move on Martegani, Janson, Ramírez and Saracchi | OneFootball

The squad overhaul led by the new Boca coaching staff is not slowing down, and the blue-and-gold leadership is speeding up efforts to complete the departures of Agustín Martegani, Lucas Janson, Juan Ramírez, and Marcelo Saracchi. The main goal is to reduce the number of professionals and cut the wage bill.

The squad rebuild has entered a phase of drastic decisions following recent high-profile contract terminations, such as that of Ander Herrera. In this context, the former San Lorenzo midfielder is one of those expected to leave the club in the short term, either on loan or through a contract termination.

A similar situation applies to the former Vélez forward, whose performances have fallen well short of expectations since arriving at the blue-and-gold club. His loan exit is viewed favorably by the board, which is already in talks with several clubs interested in his services. Both players are part of the list of expendable names handed over by the new coach to improve internal competition.

Boca is reshaping its squad ahead of the second half of the year.

Juan Ramírez’s case is more complex, given that he has had no football activity since returning to the club. With no concrete offers for a transfer, the possibility of moving toward a mutual contract termination is already being considered, following the recent departure of Nicolás Orsini.

Boca and the impact of the foreign-player slot

In addition to resolving the situations of players such as Martegani, Janson, and Ramírez, the Xeneize leadership must also deal with the return of Marcelo Saracchi, whose loan at Celtic of Scotland has ended. The return of the Uruguayan left-back changes the squad picture because he occupies an international slot that the board needs to free up in order to sign reinforcements from abroad.

For this reason, the technical department is working with the aim of placing the defender at a foreign club on a new loan or, failing that, negotiating a permanent sale within the local market. Estudiantes de La Plata are interested in him, but for him not to take up a foreign-player slot on their team, he would have to be sold.

Boca’s leadership is trimming the squad.

With these decisions, the team is heading toward a full structural renewal, where departures will clear the way for new faces to arrive. The reduction of the wage bill and the freeing up of a foreign-player slot will provide the financial tools needed to meet the coaching staff’s demands, which prioritize a compact, young group in peak physical condition to return the team to the top level.

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