After a 2022 that ended with the title of champion in Argentina’s First Division, Carlo Zambrano remains in Boca Juniors’ plans for the upcoming seasons locally and internationally. The Peruvian side’s defender received an offer to extend his contract; However, according to ESPN, the delay in responding to the offer within the xeneize club is “starting to tire”.
Journalist Martín Costa, panellist of the program “F12″, explained the situation that makes Auriazul’s board uncomfortable. “Zambrano has a contract until June but Boca have offered to extend that contract. Zambrano isn’t responding and that’s starting to get a bit tiring,” he commented.
“León”, who was signed at the beginning of 2020, has been able to establish himself as a regular player for coach Hugo Ibarra in recent months thanks to his good performances. According to Argentine press, Boca intend to sign the centre-back by December 2024.
Until a few days ago, Zambrano was taking part in the first part of the Boquense team’s 2023 preseason, which has been paused since last Wednesday and will resume on Tuesday, December 27th. As a member of the squad, the “Kaiser” is summoned to this appointment.
¿Zambrano to Alianza Lima?
Despite his relationship with Boca Juniors ending in mid-2023, the Peruvian has a release clause at the end of 2022 which he could use in his favor to accept Alianza Lima’s offer, which is financially superior to the Argentine line-up.