When it seemed that the transfer market was already closed for Boca, the management decided to push for a last-minute reinforcement. After finalizing the departure of Kevin Zenón for 4.8 million dollars to Atlas de México, the Xeneize presented a bid for Matías Galarza, a midfielder from Talleres.
The departure of the player from Corrientes changed the plans of the coaching staff led by Rodolfo Arruabarrena, who lost a player that usually came off the bench and now aims to add a new alternative for the midfield. In this context, the club from La Ribera offered 4 million dollars for 80% of Galarza's economic rights. The proposal is already in the hands of Talleres and negotiations are progressing quickly, as the extraordinary period for signing players, enabled by regulations due to the injury of Tomás Aranda, will end this Monday.
Although Galarza has different characteristics than Zenón, his profile is favored by the coaching staff and would allow for more options in a zone that currently includes Leandro Paredes, Santiago Ascacibar, Milton Delgado, Tomás Belmonte, and Williams Alarcón.
