They are getting closer to the price. Talleres de Córdoba does not give up on its intention to take midfielder Óscar Vílchez and has offered more money for the player's transfer, although still not reaching the $500,000 that Alianza Lima asks for.
Initially they put on the table 300,000 American dollars, plus the loan of two Colombians, but the íntimo team rejected the proposal and now the Argentines would have raised it to 400,000 for Óscar Vílchez.
"The issue here is the money, what the club wants. The offer is very good economically, but it will depend on them accepting it," said Óscar Vílchez's representative, Pedro Pablo Lugüercio.
The 'T', which has just been promoted to the top division after 12 years, has the support of the Grupo Pachuca, a business consortium that also manages Pachuca and León from Mexico, some of the Mexican Second Division teams, and Everton from Chile.
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