What previously seemed like a move just to be made official, Adam Bareiro’s transfer to River Plate hit a snag. More specifically, the stance of San Lorenzo, current owner of the Paraguayan center forward’s rights.
In short, instead of an operation where Cuervo would receive a transfer amount (1.7 million dollars, equivalent to R$9.1 million) in addition to a percentage in future sales and the arrival of Milton Giménez, the terms required by San Lorenzo changed his appearance.
Now, Ciclón’s idea is to receive an amount above what the termination fine stipulated in Bareiro’s contract provides. While this clause is worth 3.5 million dollars (R$ 18.8 million), the request from the club based in Boedo is US$ 4.5 million (R$ 24.2 million).
The reason for such a change in how San Lorenzo sees negotiations would be Néstor Ortigoza’s assessment. The former player and current manager of the Cuervos disagreed with how the transaction was being handled by the rest of the club’s top management. Thus, he presented another business model that could make it difficult to complete in the short term.
The fact is that, at this moment, Adam Bareiro is limited in terms of influencing the situation because he is with the Paraguayan delegation in the United States. This Monday (24), Albirroja begins its journey in the Copa América, in Group D, against Colombia. The clash takes place at 7pm (Brasília time) at NRG Stadium.
2024-06-24 19:16:36
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