America advances in its intention to get rid of both Colombians and already sound teams like Racing de Avellaneda and Minnesota United
Roger Martínez’s future may be with Racing Argentina as long as the footballer agrees to lower his salary claims, Members of the albiazul leadership commented to ESPN that the player is to his liking but so far have not submitted a formal offer for their services on the desk of Santiago banys, manager of America.
Sources have indicated a ESPN what the possible transfer of Roger Martínez to Racing depends largely on the will of the player because those of Avellaneda have a firm intention to take the Colombian for him to live his second stint at the club after he was with the academy in 2013.
ESPN he also learned that MLS is not a market that is currently in the picture of Roger Martinez because in the United States there is trouble with the Colombian to leave planted at Inter Miami last year, Martinez left a bad reputation among the managers of American clubs and at the moment his name does not interest any American football franchise.
On the other hand, on the subject of Andrés Ibargüen, the striker is to the liking of Minnesota United who is trying to take the Colombian to Major League Soccer, The problem with making the transaction is that the South American would not arrive as a franchise player in the American box and would have to earn less than 690 thousand dollars a year, a figure lower than what he perceives as a player of the ‘America.
The only way Ibargüen will go to Minnesota is for the striker to lower his salary claims. to arrive with a salary lower than that of a franchise player because at this time they already have these places occupied, otherwise “El Piki” will have to wait for Coapa to arrive an offer that really seduces him to continue his career elsewhere.
For now, the only concrete thing is that both Ibargüen and Martínez have a contract and the deadline to find a team ends on January 31 because, if not, they will have to negotiate with the American board to stay in the equipment or terminate your contract.