Colón reject Forneris bid: what other options do Racing have?
These days, Racing Club is focused on the transfer market, and has already set its sights on one of its targets: Alan Forneris.
The young midfielder who plays for Colón has been the main target at the Academy to strengthen the squad for the second half of the season.
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Racing has already made an offer but Colón rejected it as insufficient.
New offer or other options?
According to information from Racing de Alma, the Academy offered one million dollars for Alan Forneris, intending to include in the negotiation the card of Germán Conti, who has no place in Gustavo Costas' team.
While Conti is also wanted by Belgrano, Colón is not interested in the central defender, and rejected Racing's million-dollar offer.
The Sabalero demands two million for Fornaris, and also wants to keep 20% of his card. This week it will be decided whether Racing meets Colón's demands to add Forneris, or changes its strategy and looks for other names to strengthen the midfield.
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In this regard, other players that the board led by Diego Milito would have in mind have already been leaked.
The first is Lautaro López, a 20-year-old midfielder who plays for Montevideo City Torque in Uruguay, and who has experience in the Argentina Under-20 team.
Another option is Facundo Di Biasi, a 19-year-old central midfielder who plays for Gimnasia y Esgrima in La Plata.
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