Agustín Urzi is one of the great jewels of Argentine soccer and his departure from Banfield seems to be getting closer, due to the interest he arouses in several renowned teams.
In an interview with "Cómo te va?", Oscar Tucker, 1st vice president of the club, revealed: "Boca made an inquiry, but we rejected offers from the local market."
The club official expressed the institution's desire to make a transfer that would be very important economically, but explained: "The clause is 20 million dollars. Today it's impossible for him to leave, we have to be realistic. We know how the market is. We all suffer from the pandemic, but hopefully his sale can happen."
The 20-year-old attacker has played 32 matches with the Banfield jersey and scored two goals. Furthermore, he has left a very good impression every time he represented the colors of the Argentine national team in youth categories.
Tucker also referred to the situation of Luciano Lollo and confirmed: "He will stay at Banfield. We were going to renew the loan with a fee, but for a minimal difference we could keep the player."
"He is very important to us and the coaching staff asked us to make the effort for him. He will sign a three-year contract," he said.