The signing of the figure of Atlético Nacional could be completed in the next few days, when the signing window is opened on June 1.
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With the 2025 Club World Cup on the horizon, Boca Juniors already moves chips. Less than a month after the start of the international tournament that will bring together 32 teams from around the world, the Argentine club works in the assembly of a competitive squad. And among the names that appear in a folder to reinforce the offensive, one begins to sound strongly: Marino Hnestroza.
The 22 -year -old Colombian end, currently in Atlético Nacional, is one of the players that Boca's leadership evaluates for the passes market that will officially open on June 1. There is no formal proposal yet, but the name is already on the table. Like in the club, fits the profile sought and its news awakens attention.
Hnestroza is not a known figure in Argentine football, but its present in Colombia makes it an attractive commitment. In his last four games, he participated in four goals, a streak that raised his profile just at the time the future of many players in the region is defined.
The player's pass is divided: 50 % belong to Atlético Nacional and the other 50 % to Columbus Crew. A possible operation would imply sitting to negotiate with both institutions. As it transpired, the appraisal is around 8 million dollars, a considerable figure that forces Boca to make accounts before advancing.
Next to Hnestroza, another Colombian also appears on the radar: Jhon Émerson Córdoba, of Millionaires. But unlike Marino, Córdoba comes with less filming and dragging an irregular season, which positions it for now as a secondary alternative.
Boca's strategy is clear: incorporating young players, with resale potential and ability to perform in the short term. In that sense, Hnestroza seems to fit fair. His age, his speed and versatility as an extreme place it as an interesting piece to add variants in the attack front, especially thinking of such demanding competition as the Club World Cup.
Meanwhile, both Hnestroza and Córdoba are still focused on the final home runs of the Betplay 2025-I League, which start on May 31. For now, there are no official communications of Boca or Atlético Nacional, but the follow -up is real and could gain strength in the next few days.
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