These weeks Luciano Cabral has grabbed the headlines because he is the most sought-after player in the National Championship, but the midfielder Coquimbo Kingdom He is still not clear what his future will be. Although at first the pirate group was closed to selling it, they finally resigned themselves and began to listen to offers.
Colo Colo was one of the most interested in keeping the midfielder, however they did not reach an agreement. And while at the Monumental they were juggling to get the player’s attention, a piece of news complicated the negotiations: Everton would have won the fight and reached a verbal agreement.
However, in the midst of this chaos, University of Chile They also reacted and now got into the bidding for Cabral and are willing to take out their wallets. As reported by La Tercera, the blues have started talks with Coquimbo and will have no problems paying a large sum to keep him.
The coach of the U, Gustavo Álvarez would have been interested in his signing and despite the fact that at the beginning of the year he rejected it. He now gave the go-ahead to Azul Azul to begin “Operation Luciano” and convince the northern team to sell it.
According to reports, the U “is willing to offer 500 thousand dollars for 70 percent of the pass”, an amount necessary to carry out the exit clause. But the offer does not end there, since they do hope to have him for the second half of the tournament.
“The Blues They are prepared to offer a series of bonuses to convince the Coquimba cast and achieve the definitive transfer of the footballer. They could even raise their aim to get the rest of the interested parties out of the way,” the aforementioned media added.
At the University of Chile they would also have no problems matching the salary offered at Everton, a sum that would reach $25 million pesos monthly. Now all that remains is for the pirates’ leadership to make a decision, although they have said repeatedly that they hope to transfer him to a club abroad, so that he does not remain among their rival teams.
