Colombian forward Diego Valoyes has officially become a new player for Talleres de Córdoba, thus marking his return to the club where he was one of the most decisive players in recent years. The operation was completed through a loan from Juárez in Mexico, with an option to buy and a contract valid until December 2026. In his first cycle at the club, Valoyes played 141 official matches, scored 26 goals, and provided 20 assists, figures that consolidated him as a reference in attack and a key player in the institution's best recent years. In this way, Talleres manages to sign a player with a recent past at the institution, knowledge of Argentine football, and a career that positions him as a strong bet for the season. Additionally, he arrives with the extra motivation of leaving behind an unremarkable spell in Mexico and proving that he still has a lot to offer at the local level. For Talleres, Valoyes' return also has a symbolic component. His numbers fell far short of the expectations generated by his arrival and did not reflect the level he had shown in Argentine football, where he was one of the most unbalancing players in his position. Precisely, this positive precedent is one of the main reasons that explain Talleres' decision. During his time at Juárez, the forward played 25 official matches, in which he scored only three goals and provided three assists. His physical power, his ability to attack spaces, and his constant contribution to the collective game made him a difficult player to replace. The coaching staff trusts that the Colombian can quickly recover his best version. The agreement also allows the club to evaluate his performance before making a definitive investment. The 29-year-old Colombian forward is once again wearing the 'T' jersey in this transfer market, with the objective of relaunching his career and adding hierarchy to the Cordovan team's attack, in a context of renewal and search for greater offensive punch. Valoyes' return comes after an irregular spell in Mexican football.
