River Plate is working hard to get Lucas Martínez Quarta back from Fiorentina which could really help their defense get better. The Argentine center-back who plays for ACF Fiorentina right now wants to come back to his old club. River Plate made their first offer but they haven’t reached a deal yet. This is kind of like what other Argentine clubs are doing bringing back players who got experience like Lucas Zelarayán who might be going back to Belgrano.
- River Plate has sent their first offer for Martínez Quarta
- They still need to work things out with Fiorentina
- Martínez Quarta wants to come back to River Plate
Martínez Quarta’s Career and Potential Return
Lucas Martínez Quarta started at River Plate and grew into a really good defender in Europe. After moving to Fiorentina in 2020 he became really important in Serie A playing 29 games and scoring five goals last season. His worth is somewhere between €9.5M and €15.8M showing how good he is on the field. Even though he’s got four years left with Fiorentina River Plate wants him back which shows they really want to get better players with lots of experience.
River negocia el regreso de Lucas Martínez Quarta. El defensor dio luz verde para volver.
*️⃣Ya se busca avanzar con Fiorentina: se hizo una primera oferta y por ahora no hay acuerdo. El “Millonario” seguirá intentando. https://t.co/1ZGC6geLAM— César Luis Merlo (@CLMerlo)
December 25, 2024
Strategic Moves by Argentine Clubs
This possible transfer is part of what Argentine clubs are doing to get better for the future. Like how Eduardo Domínguez signed longer with Estudiantes and Gustavo Costas stayed at Racing Club shows they want to keep things steady and strong. River Plate trying to get Martínez Quarta back is part of their plan to mix players who grew up at the club with ones who played in other countries to keep doing good in the Argentine Primera División.
Broader Transfer Trends
River Plate trying to get Martínez Quarta fits with what’s happening in transfers right now. Some other big moves are:
- Lucas Zelarayán: Probably coming back to Belgrano which will make their team better with his experience.
- Eduardo Domínguez: Signed longer with Estudiantes to keep things steady and strong.
- Gustavo Costas: Stayed with Racing Club to keep their plan going.
These moves show how the football transfer market keeps changing with clubs trying to make their teams better for the future.
