Offers from Brazilian soccer would make Juan Martín Lucero seek to leave the club, despite the fact that the renewal was signed a few days ago.
The transfer market in Colo Colo has definitely been one of the most complicated in recent times. The difficulty in finding the signings required by Gustavo Quinteros has been the big problem for the institution, which also had to deal with the surprising departures of players like Óscar Opazo and Gabriel Costa.
But the headache for the Popular coach will not stop. This, because they assure that, from Brazil, they arrived with everything to Chile to look for the goals of Juan Martín Lucero and take the footballer who renewed his link with the cast of Macul until the year 2025.
Juan Martín Lucero seeks to leave Colo Colo
The proposal by the forward seems to be irresistible. It is that, as Dale Albo could find out, Juan Martín Lucero and his representative are looking for ways to get out of Colo Colo. From the club they deny any exit clause, Therefore, the team that wants to get the services of the gunner must negotiate directly with Blanco y Negro, who are not willing to let the team’s scorer out. Of course, despite this interest, from the Popular group They deny and are unaware of any specific offer for the former Vélez Sarsfield.
Unlocking the attacker’s exit is difficult for his environment, that’s why mention the existence of a penalty clause in their contractwhich would allow an amount of money to be left as compensation for the damages caused by the untimely departure of the footballer. However, the concessionaire also denies the existence of this clause in the player’s contract.
Everything can end up in court
The dispute between the existence or not of this penalty clause could take the matter to FIFA itself. This, because it will have to be a court that determines the amount that must be paid as compensation if the Cat wants to leave the club. Thus, the terrain becomes more difficult for negotiations.
The truth is that Colo Colo has already registered the contract of Juan Martín Lucero in the ANFP, which does not contemplate an exit clause or penalty, at least for 2023, since, from 2024, the contract will contemplate an exit clause for the trans-Andean.
