The club's leadership faces a complex scenario because the team remains inhibited and must lift 14 sanctions to resume operations. Coach Damian Ayude showed optimism, but the economic challenge is considerable, and the transfer of Romaña appears to be the key to unlocking the situation. The negotiation could include Tomas Silva, whose loan at Platense expires at the end of the year. Buenos Aires, December 11 (NA) -- San Lorenzo has set its sights on Ignacio Vazquez, and the Platense defender admitted he received a call from Boedo, although he stated that his focus remains on the Trofeo de Campeones. The club cannot yet proceed with signings due to 14 active suspensions that prevent it from registering players and needs to resolve debts amounting to around four million dollars, according to the Argentine News Agency. Vazquez confirmed that San Lorenzo contacted him and revealed he also received a call from the coach, but clarified that his priority is Platense and the final, which will feature the winner of the Apertura tournament against the winner of the Clausura between Racing and Estudiantes. The 28-year-old central defender is one of the standout players in Vicente Lopez's recent team and has emerged as a concrete option to strengthen the blue-and-red defense, considering the possible departure of Jhohan Romaña to Arab football and the interest from other clubs in Gaston Hernandez. In Boedo, they value Vazquez for his leadership and consistency while trying to avoid another transfer window without reinforcements. The club led by Walter Zunino is evaluating an option to purchase a 400,000 dollar stake in the player's pass, and San Lorenzo intends to use this move as part of the agreement. For now, there is only an initial informal contact, although the Cyclone is monitoring the situation while sorting out its finances to advance in the market.
