Boca is beginning to shape its squad for 2026, and in that process, some names have become the center of debate. While departures such as Frank Fabra, Cristian Lema, and Ignacio Miramón have already been finalized, other players will have to decide their future with the club. One of them is Luis Advíncula, who is currently facing a difficult situation and has lost ground within the team.
The Peruvian full-back finished 2025 well below expectations. His poor performances and the consolidation of Juan Barinaga in the position relegated him to the bench and distanced him from the coaching staff's consideration. That situation has raised questions about his immediate future, although everything points to a possible continuation for one more year.
The main reason is financial. According to various sources, no club in Peruvian football, his main possible destination, can match the salary Advíncula receives at Xeneize, a decisive factor that halts any possibility of a move. In that context, teams such as Alianza Lima have shown interest, but negotiations have never gone beyond an initial inquiry.
Advíncula seguirá en Boca por temas contractuales
The player's own stance supports this scenario. "Rayo"'s intention is to fulfill the contract that binds him to Boca and only then consider a possible return to his country. His contract with the club from La Ribera expires at the end of next year, so a departure in 2026 is, for now, ruled out.
Thus, despite not having a leading role and being far behind in consideration, Advíncula will remain linked to Boca in the short term. Interest from Peru exists, but his immediate future will continue to unfold at La Bombonera.
The other "departure" that was confirmed
In addition to the aforementioned cases, Boca will end one of its longest-standing relationships at present. This is Nazareno Solís, currently a player for Deportivo Madryn, who will leave the club after 10 years.
Nazareno Solís se va de Boca
Curiously, since his arrival in 2016, he was never able to establish himself at Xeneize, playing only four matches, in which he provided two assists. During his "stay" at the club, the left winger went on loan to 8 teams: Huracán, San Martín de San Juan, Aldosivi, OFI Crete of Greece, Alvarado de Mar del Plata, Patronato, Gimnasia de Mendoza, and Madryn. That long list of loans will end at the end of the year, when he will finally become a free agent, and everything seems to indicate that he will remain with the Chubut team.
