The Colombian midfielder thanked the Avellaneda club for the opportunity but explained that he decided to leave for personal reasons.
Despite having finished an excellent season in racing, consecrated with obtaining the South American Cupand the rumors that assured a return to River, Juan Fernando Quintero He closed the door to both clubs and confirmed that he wants to continue his career in Colombia, close to his family.
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The midfielder thanked the club for its support. Avellaneda and his companions during the last season but explained that he made this decision for personal reasons.


“In my personal case, I had the opportunity to speak with Saja and with Marcelo. Because of the trust I have with both of them, they understood my decision. My preference was always to stay in Colombia, close to my family, and I let them know“Explained Quintero in dialogue with Radio la Red.
The midfielder also mentioned the impact that distance has on his personal life: “It hurts me a lot not to be able to be with my teammates, to have to travel and come back. The most important thing is the family and, as a result of this, we are making the decision“In any case, he stressed his respect for racing and the need for all parties involved Make the best decision for the future of the club.
Quintero arrived at Racing in January 2024 and closed a new stage in Argentine football with a high level and with the affection of the fans. He closed the year by winning the Copa Sudamericana: “It is a country that has given a lot to me, my family and my career. I am very grateful“he concluded.
The Colombian apparently would have a America de Cali offer that in the following days he will approach the Avellaneda club with the proposal, and knowing the player’s desire to be close to his family, It would only be left for the clubs to agree to purchase Quintero’s token.
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