Destination set: Platense to settle debt with Colón, Leonel Picco stays on | OneFootball

Journalist Daniel Millares, who follows the current events of Platense, provided clarity on the future of Leonel Picco. In a conversation with ADN on Radio Gol 96.7, Millares confirmed that the Vicente López club plans to finalize the pending financial details with Colón to ensure that the central midfielder, whose transfer belongs to the "Sabalero," remains with the "Calamar" during the 2026 season.

Millares gave details about the negotiations being carried out by the management of the "Marrón": "Platense has already spoken with the Colón directors to finalize the last details. Arcieri (president of Platense) said he would present a payment plan to Colón," he explained. The debt is around 250,000 dollars, an amount expected to be settled shortly.

The journalist also reassured Platense fans, stating that despite inquiries from other clubs, the institutional stance is clear: "It was never in the coach's mind to lose Picco. The president assured the coach by telling him that Picco will not leave Platense in this transfer market."

Thus, Picco will continue to be a key piece in Zunino's scheme to face the Professional League and the Copa Libertadores, while Colón awaits the administrative regularization of the loan.

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