There is concern in Talleres de Córdoba as the contract of Ecuadorian midfielder Alan Franco expires on June 30 and the management is trying to ensure his continuity.
The footballer’s rights belong to Atlético Mineiro and if the goal is not achieved, he will have to return to Brazil.
“Alan Franco is on loan at Talleres, and his transfer belongs to Atlético Mineiro from Brazil. He has a contract until June 30. And there is the first problem,” the portal states Chain 3.
“During the month of July, Talleres will face Godoy Cruz, Sarmiento, Unión, Huracán, Gimnasia and Newell’s. In order to fulfill these obligations, the management has already contacted their Brazilian counterparts to extend the loan until July 31, so that Alan Franco can be eligible to play,” he added.
According to the note, the Argentine leadership will try to negotiate the acquisition of a percentage of the steering rights.
“The other thing Andrés Fassi and company will negotiate is the purchase option. It was set at $2.25 million for a 75% pass rate. From Talleres, they believe that this is very high, so they will send a proposal to acquire a smaller percentage of the pass (it can be 50%) in exchange for a figure close to a million dollars”, specified the portal.
“Alan Franco was never considered an important player at Atlético Mineiro, a club that, on top of that, is without a DT, since chacho Coudet resigned last week. That could work in favor Bullfightersince the player feels comfortable in the city and the institution,” he concluded. (D)
Source: Eluniverso
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