Ramón Díaz analyzed the team's needs and assured that Orlando Gill, the current goalkeeper of San Lorenzo, meets the conditions to become a high-quality reinforcement for the Núñez team.
The Riojan highlighted both the sporting potential and the projection value of the Paraguayan goalkeeper and considered that his arrival would represent a future investment. He also stated that he could compete for the position and generate significant economic appreciation over time.
Díaz's recommendation comes in a context where River continues to evaluate alternatives to strengthen its squad for the second half of the season.
In addition to the goalkeeper position, the historic coach focused on the midfield and pointed out Rodrigo Garro as a player who would fit perfectly into Eduardo Coudet's scheme.
According to Díaz, the midfielder stands out for his technical quality, his left-footed profile, and characteristics that River currently lacks in that area of the field. In that sense, he emphasized that the team needs a midfielder with those qualities to expand offensive options.
The name Garro is not new in the halls of the Monumental. River had already tried to incorporate him in previous transfer windows and was even very close to finalizing his arrival.
However, the negotiation did not progress and the player ended up continuing his career at Corinthians, where he managed to establish himself and raise his market value.
