Brian Aguirre leaves Boca, joins Estudiantes on loan | OneFootball

The winger was requested by Eduardo Domínguez due to the possible departure of Cetré, and negotiations between the parties reached a successful conclusion, in parallel with the transfer of Ascacibar.

Despite failed negotiations for Marino Hinestroza and Kevin Serna, the situation of Brian Aguirre at Boca has not changed and his future is now decided: he is leaving the club. The winger, who played just a handful of minutes in the debut against Deportivo Riestra but was not a priority for Claudio Úbeda, will become a reinforcement for Estudiantes.

The management at La Ribera reached an agreement with Pincha for a loan with a purchase option for a high percentage of the rights of the 23-year-old forward, in a deal that was handled independently from the negotiations for Santiago Ascacibar, which are also close to being finalized.

Aguirre, for whom Boca paid nearly 4.6 million dollars in 2024 as a gamble, was unable to establish himself in Úbeda’s system in recent months and, since the end of last semester, lost his place in the lineup, coinciding with the rise of Exequiel Zeballos.

This sporting reality, combined with Pincha’s interest following the very likely departure of Edwin Cetré to Athletico Paranaense in the near future, opened the door for him to continue his development at a club where he will have more minutes and a bigger role. After some back and forth, the player finally gave his approval and will leave the La Ribera squad.

In this context, the deal at this stage is structured as a loan with a purchase option, which would allow Estudiantes to acquire the majority of his rights if he performs well and adapts to the team from La Plata.

Even though Boca did not sign a player to fill that hypothetical vacancy, those at Brandsen are confident that a potential departure of Aguirre will not affect the squad’s structure, especially if other reinforcements arrive for the attacking front. In fact, the decision now is to go after a right winger and a center forward.

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