Busy days are coming! The Blanco y Negro leadership is not only in an incessant search for reinforcements for Colo Colo, but is also looking askance at the interest of various clubs in several of its figures.
One of the names that has added the most suitors in recent times is Alan Saldivia, who has become one of the main exportable players due to his good performance in 2024 under the guidance of Jorge Almirón.
Although the management of the concessionaire began negotiations to considerably improve his salary and thus ensure his permanence until at least the end of the year, His low exit clause could mark his goodbye to Cacique.
From Serie A in Italy they come for the signing of Alan Saldivia
In that sense, the 22-year-old Uruguayan defender has already aroused the interest of powerful markets such as the MLS and the Brazilian. Of course, they are not the only ones since days ago a new one was added to the list.
According to information from DaleAlbo, the representatives of the Uruguayan defender are already beginning to define his future and They are in Europe to hold negotiations with several Italian Serie A teams..
In fact, these Italian football teams They are willing to pay the 2.2 million dollars that 70% of their pass costs and thus take it out of the Monumental Stadium so that it heads towards the Old Continent.
Alan Saldivia’s exit clause in Colo Colo
In the middle of the 2023 season, Black and White protected the 22-year-old defender and renewed his contract until December 2026. In the instance, a juicy exit clause was stipulated: 2.2 million dollars. Additionally, in the event of a future sale, a percentage of his charter will continue to belong to the Chief.
Alan Saldivia’s numbers in 2024
This season, Alan Saldivia has established himself as one of the main figures of the Cacique, where he has played a total of 20 games, which translates into 1,783 minutes on the field, where he received six yellow cards.
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