Zenón could join Coudet’s side, Unión await updates | OneFootball

Alavés has begun negotiations to acquire Kevin Zenón on a loan deal that Boca is currently considering. Unión is once again keeping a close eye on the situation.

The name Kevin Zenón has re-entered the market and, whenever a possible departure arises, Unión takes note. Reports from Spain claim that Alavés has already started talks with Boca, who are said to be analyzing and reviewing certain details—especially regarding the financial terms.

Initial information indicates that the Spanish club requested an 18-month loan, with a fee close to one million dollars, a figure that Boca is evaluating internally. In addition, the intention is to include a purchase option.

This detail is significant: the Spanish club, managed by Eduardo Coudet, does not plan to acquire him immediately, but rather to develop him and then make a decision.

At Alavés, the Santa Fe native Facundo Garcés recently played, who is currently sanctioned by FIFA. It’s worth remembering that Zenón has a release clause of 15 million dollars, although it is believed in the market that Boca would be willing to negotiate for a figure closer to 10 million.

Unión, firm in its stance

This is where the conflict arises. Unión owns 20% of the player’s rights and the question is what would happen to that percentage if the deal goes through as a loan. So far, Boca has always tried to leave Tate out of this type of negotiation. However, the red-and-white club’s position is clear and has already been communicated: if Unión is not part of the agreement, the deal is off.

Alavés has made a move, Boca is considering, and Unión is waiting for its share. With Zenón once again at the center of the scene, the saga adds a new chapter and promises more developments before the end. The market, once again, is testing the limits.

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