Overview
- Fluminense turned down an initial $4.5 million offer from Boca Juniors for Kevin Serna, judging it below the player’s market value, according to O Globo.
- Brazilian reports say a second proposal has not yet arrived, though discussions about a renewed bid are underway.
- Team leadership views Serna as a key piece under coach Luis Zubeldía after a 2025 season with 13 goals and nine assists.
- Club guidance indicates any exit would require an irresistible proposal that satisfies both financial and sporting criteria.
- Fluminense acquired 70% of Serna’s rights from Alianza Lima for $1.8 million in 2024 and holds him through 2027, as Boca’s pursuit followed its failed move for Marino Hinestroza to Vasco.