Overview
- Alianza Lima’s sporting director said Barcos was not in the club’s 2026 plans, confirming his exit after five seasons.
- Barcos traveled to Cajamarca with his family and met club president Omar Zavaleta as negotiations progressed, though no signing has been announced.
- Head coach Carlos Silvestri called Barcos the right profile for the project and indicated documentation is moving forward.
- Reports say the proposal includes playing duties plus involvement in sporting planning as a step toward a future executive role.
- Journalists report he turned down Sport Boys as FC Cajamarca’s offer, including salary comparable to Peru’s top teams, became the frontrunner, with interest from Uruguay’s Albión also noted.