Maher Carrizo has signed up with Vélez Sarsfield extending his contract till the end of 2027. The club gave him way more money showing how important he’s becoming. Even though other clubs wanted him Vélez kept his €16 million buyout clause showing they really want to keep their young star.
- Maher Carrizo signs new deal with Vélez Sarsfield going to end of 2027.
- The club gave him lots more money cause he’s getting real important.
- Even with other clubs interested, Vélez keeps €16 million clause.
Maher Carrizo: The New Kid Making Waves in Argentine Football
Maher Mauricio Carrizo, born February 19 2006, has become super important for Vélez Sarsfield. He’s really good at attacking and can play different positions, which makes him real valuable in the Argentine Primera División. The way he plays up front and works with his teammates shows how good he is. Getting him to stay longer shows how much the club thinks he could be huge in Argentine football.
🚨Maher Carrizo renueva contrato con Vélez después que el club no aceptara venderlo:
1️⃣extiende de diciembre de 2026 a fines de 2027.
2️⃣Importante aumento de salario mensual.
3️⃣Se mantiene la cláusula de salida de €16M. https://t.co/QEBRapERuH— César Luis Merlo (@CLMerlo)
September 21, 2025
For more details about Vélez Sarsfield and their current squad, visit Vélez Sarsfield Information.
What’s in the New Contract
Carrizo’s gonna stay with Vélez Sarsfield longer now, from December 2026 to end of 2027, and they’re paying him a lot more too. This shows how much they want to keep their young players and build a strong team. Keeping his buyout at €16 million shows what they think he’s worth and helps keep other teams from trying to get him. This means Carrizo’s gonna be real important for what the team wants to do.
To learn more about what’s happening in the Argentine Primera División, visit Argentine Primera División Overview.
Why Vélez Sarsfield Did This
Vélez Sarsfield didn’t wanna sell Carrizo even though other teams tried to buy him cause they want to keep the team stable and together. By keeping Carrizo they’re not just keeping a good attacker but also setting themselves up to do better in the future. This is part of how they want to grow their own players and be one of the best teams in Argentine football.
To know more about the competition like River Plate and other top teams visit River Plate Insights.
