Uruguayan midfielder Martín Fernández has joined Newell’s Old Boys on a loan deal from CA Boston River, which will last until December 2026. The move includes an option for Newell’s to buy the player showing their plans to build up their squad with Fernández’s abilities and know-how.
- Fernández’s loan from CA Boston River to Newell’s Old Boys goes until December 2026.
- The deal lets Newell’s buy the player if they want.
- Fernández used to play for Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata.
Fernández’s Role at Newell’s Old Boys
Martín Fernández coming to Newell’s Old Boys is a smart move to make their midfield better. Being 1.83 meters tall the Uruguayan midfielder is good at controlling the middle and defensive parts of the field. He started at Liverpool FC Montevideo and really showed what he could do at Gimnasia. Newell’s wants to use what he learned in the Argentine Primera División to do better in the league.
🚨El uruguayo Martín Fernández es nuevo refuerzo de Newell’s.
*️⃣Su último club fue Gimnasia (LP). Ya está en Rosario y llega a préstamo hasta diciembre de 2026, con una opción de compra, procedente de Boston River.
ℹ️Primero dada por @AdrianoSavalli. #TratoHecho https://t.co/TyeWPAxXAn— César Luis Merlo (@CLMerlo)
June 10, 2025
Fernández is worth about €400,000 as of June 2025 which shows how good he’s gotten in South American football. Him joining Newell’s shows the club really wants to make their team stronger for what’s coming up in the league.
Transfer Changes in Argentine Football
Journalist Adriano Savalli first told everyone about Martín Fernández moving teams which was pretty big news in Argentine football. Him going from Gimnasia to Newell’s is part of their plan to make their midfield stronger. This is happening while other stuff is going on in the Argentine Primera División like Rosario Central doing really good in Zona B and Club Atlético Talleres getting new managers and stuff.
Fernández’s Story and What Might Happen
Born in Montevideo Uruguay Martín Fernández has been good since he started at Liverpool FC Montevideo. He got better at Gimnasia (LP) where he went in 2024. Even though he never played for Uruguay’s U20 team what he’s done at his clubs shows he can get better and do well.
While Newell’s Old Boys gets ready for next season everyone will be watching to see how Fernández fits in with the team. He could really help the club do better in the Argentine Primera División.
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