Boca Juniors has not withdrawn from the transfer market and has recently made a first offer to Estudiantes de La Plata for Colombian winger Edwin Cetré to sign him as their third reinforcement. According to information from the Argentine News Agency, the board of directors led by Juan Román Riquelme began negotiations with the 28-year-old attacker following the signings of Ángel Romero and Santiago Ascacibar. After his failed move to Athletico Paranaense due to failing a medical examination due to a physical problem in one of his knees, Cetré returned to training with 'Pincha', but his intention would remain to emigrate from the club. In that order, the blue and gold team appeared with an offer that would be around 4 million dollars for 50% of the player's pass, since the remaining half is in the hands of Independiente de Medellín. If 'The Lion' gives the green light for the departure of the coffee winger, those from La Ribera will have to contact the Colombian team to negotiate for the other 50% of his economic rights and possess them in their entirety. The transfer window, closed since last January 27, remains open for clubs that have sold footballers abroad or that have suffered the prolonged injury of one of their players. That last case would be that of Boca with Rodrigo Battaglia, who is not available to coach Claudio Úbeda for having been surgically intervened for a chronic insertional tendinopathy of the right Achilles tendon. For now, at Brandsen 805, a foreigner's spot was freed with the naturalization of Chilean Williams Alarcón, who obtained Argentine citizenship in the last few hours, and joined the case of Miguel Merentiel. In this way, the footballers who would occupy that spot are: Ander Herrera (Spain), Carlos Palacios (Chile), Ángel Romero (Paraguay) and Edinson Cavani (Uruguay), while Marcelo Saracchi (Uruguay) will have to return to Boca mid-year after his loan at Celtic of Scotland ends.
