The front Luca Langoni is close to leaving Boca Juniors to join the New England Revolution of the United States, who offered 7 million dollars for 80% of his contract.
The youngster who came through the “Xeneize” youth ranks seems to have his days numbered at the club from Ribera, which, as it was learned, accepted the second proposal from the North American team for the services of the 22-year-old footballer.
The American team, which has the Argentine Thomas Chancalay in his squad, has been negotiating for several weeks for the native of Gregorio de Laferrere and, at first, They had offered 7 million dollars for the entire transfer but the problem was that Langoni’s clause was 15 million dollars.
Finally, New England Revolution ended up giving Boca 20% of the registration fee and the Football Council began to refine details so that the footballer can emigrate to the United States.
In addition, the Americans offered a bonus payment that interested the “Xeneize” inside.
With this panorama, the return match on Wednesday against Independent of the Valley Ecuador’s defeat in the round of 32 of the Copa Sudamericana could mean the last of Langoni with the shirt of Boca, where he made 68 appearances, scored 11 goals and won a Professional League and an Argentine Super Cup.
Two returns for the Copa Sudamericana rematch
Marcos Rojodefender and captain of Mouthrecovered from an injury in the intercostal area and could be a starter next Wednesday in the rematch against Independiente del Valle, for the 2024 South American Cupin the Bombonera.
In addition, defenders could reappear Nicholas Figal, Aaron Anselmino and Christian Lemalike the forward Edinson Cavaniwho was suffering from muscle discomfort in his right leg.
Boca’s possible team for the rematch against Independiente del Valle
With the injured already recovered, the coach Diego Martinez could this team be available to face the Ecuadorian team: Sergio Romero; Luis Advincula, Cristian Lema, Marcos Rojo, Lautaro Blanco; Jabes Saralegui, Guillermo Fernandez, Milton Delgado or Mauricio Benitez, Exequiel Zeballos; Miguel Merentiel and Edinson Cavani.
Source: Ambito
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