Unión demand clarity from Racing over Nardoni and Balboa transfers | OneFootball

In recent hours, Unión has moved forward with a formal complaint to Racing to understand in detail the terms under which the transfers of Juan Ignacio Nardoni and Adrián Balboa to foreign football were completed.

The "tatengue" management seeks clarity regarding figures, payment methods, and percentages involved, with the aim of ensuring the income they are entitled to as a training club and/or owner of part of the economic rights of both players.

The Balboa case that captures Unión's attention

Regarding Balboa, Racing completed the sale of the forward to FC Pari Nizhniy Novgorod, which plays in the Russian Premier League, at the beginning of 2026.

The operation was closed around one million dollars for the total transfer, with a four-year contract for the Uruguayan attacker. The payment, as established, will be made in four installments.

In this scenario, Unión has urged Racing to receive the corresponding part of the transfer. The club from Avenida wants to know the full details of the agreement to validate the amounts.

The transfer of Nardoni

Meanwhile, the sale of Nardoni to Gremio was completed at the beginning of February 2026 and represents a larger-scale operation.

The midfielder was transferred for a figure close to 8 million dollars for 80% of the transfer, with the possibility of adding another 2 million in bonuses for objectives.

In this case, Unión retains a percentage of the rights —around 30%—, so they expect to receive a significant sum once all the details of the negotiation are confirmed.

Key meeting in Avellaneda

With both cases on the table, Unión's leaders plan to meet in the coming hours at Racing's headquarters in Avellaneda, where they will conduct a thorough review of the contracts.

The goal is to clear up doubts and obtain certainties about both the final amounts and the payment deadlines, in terms of the money that will enter the club's coffers.

Thus, the red-and-white institution seeks to defend its economic interests in two important transfers, which could represent key income for its financial structure in the short and medium term.

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