The sugarcane team would be in negotiations with this player for the second half of the year.
Deportivo Cali
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Futbolred Editorial
June 29, 2024, 06:56 a.m. m.
Deportivo Cali is already in preseason work to face the second half of the Liga BetPlay Dimayor, where the sugar growers will have the obligation to maintain their presence in the first division after being seriously conditioned in the relegation table.
Faced with this great challenge that the Valle del Cauca team will have to face for the next championship, the sugar-growing team is already beginning to think about the signings that will possibly arrive, and both the board of directors and the technical team headed by Hernán Torres, are already negotiating with this player to give greater depth to this position that has been critical in recent years.
One of the top priorities for Deportivo Cali in this second semester will be to acquire a goalkeeper, and one of the options to join the Valle del Cauca team will be the Colombian goalkeeper, Iván Arboleda, who was recently playing in Cyprus soccer and who He has experience in leagues such as Argentina and Spain.
According to information from journalist Salomé Fajardo, Deportivo Cali has already begun negotiations with Arboleda’s agent, and the idea is for the 28-year-old goalkeeper to arrive on a free transfer after finishing his contract in Cyprus in May.
During the 23/24 season with Anorthosis, Iván Arboleda was present in 27 matches and conceded 26 goals and had 12 clean sheets in 2,369 minutes.
It is worth mentioning that the goalkeeper position at Deportivo Cali is one of the most critical, taking into account that they only have Alejandro Rodríguez in that position, remembering that Joaquín Papaleo left the club after his poor participation in the semester.
In the coming days, more information is expected about his possible return to Colombian football, where Arboleda only played for Deportivo Pasto between 2013 and 2014 after leaving at an early age for Argentine football, specifically Banfield. News in development.
