Amid the transfer market frenzy, Boca Juniors does not lose hope of adding Matías Galarza, the talented Argentine midfielder who currently plays for the Genk from Belgium. According to sources close to the club, Xeneize improved the offer of three million dollars for half of the player’s salary, in an attempt to persuade the Belgian club to let him leave for Argentina.
Galarza has expressed his desire to change scene and join the La Ribera club. This position became clear when The player decided not to show up for training scheduled with Genk, choosing to delay his arrival and thus underlining his intention to force his departure towards Brandsen 805.
In the last hours, the 22-year-old footballer emerged from Argentinos Juniors shared a suggestive message on his social networks, where last Wednesday he had also published a photo with his partner, on a plane and an order: “Don’t despair.”
This time, and after another missed practice, Galarza published a story: “Everything that today is a sacrifice, tomorrow will be your greatest happiness, and you will be grateful for not giving up.” Black letters on a soft background reinforce the message. In addition, a second post shows a lion with a defiant look.
Genk, for their part, have designated Galarza as a non-transferable player, although the player’s persistence could alter this situation. At Boca, the interest in Galarza is justified by his outstanding performance in Argentinos Juniors and his consolidation in European football with Genk, where he accumulates 56 games and one goal since its arrival in 2022.
The young midfielder, Sometimes compared to the legendary Juan Román Riquelme for his elegant style of play and skill to control and distribute the ball, represents an attractive reinforcement for Boca Juniors in its search to strengthen the squad for the next season.
Meanwhile, Boca awaits Genk’s response to its offer, while continuing to negotiate with Galarza’s representative to monitor any progress in the talks. The Argentine club is preparing to return to training and seeks to quickly close its third signing after the return of Gary Medel and the imminent arrival of Tomás Belmonte.
The fate of Matías Galarza remains uncertain, but his desire to wear the blue and gold seems to be setting the course of negotiations in this vibrant transfer market.
