Overview
- Godoy Cruz president José Manzur says the clubs have an agreement and only Andino’s contract with River remains to be finalized.
- Panathinaikos’ bid reported at about $7 million for 50% of the pass was turned down as the Mendoza club chose River as its preferred partner.
- Reported structure includes roughly $2 million upfront plus bonuses and a retained sell‑on of about 30%, though final figures have not been confirmed.
- Manzur noted concern over recent changes in Andino’s representation and other outside influences but indicated a resolution is expected soon.
- Separately, starting goalkeeper Franco Petroli moves to Lanús on loan with an option to buy as part of Godoy Cruz’s post-relegation reset.