Belgrano president denies offers for Thiago Cardozo amid Chilean interest
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The president of the Argentine football club Belgrano, Luis Fabián Artime, stated that the club has received no formal offers for goalkeeper Thiago Cardozo.
- Universidad de Chile has reportedly shown interest in the player.
- Artime announced that the club will cease discussions about player transfers and departures starting Wednesday.
Luis Fabián Artime, president of the Argentine football club Belgrano, has addressed speculation linking goalkeeper Thiago Cardozo to a move to Universidad de Chile. Artime firmly stated that Belgrano has not received any formal proposals for the player.
"To us, nothing has arrived," Artime commented, effectively shutting down rumors of an imminent transfer. He further clarified that the club will refrain from discussing any transfer or departure matters concerning players starting from Wednesday.
To us, nothing has arrived.
This statement aims to quell speculation and maintain focus within the team as the transfer window progresses. Belgrano, like many clubs, navigates interest from other teams in its key players, and Artime's comments suggest a desire for stability and clarity regarding the squad.
The club's stance indicates that any potential negotiations for Cardozo would need to follow official channels and meet Belgrano's valuation of the player. Until then, Cardozo remains a Belgrano player, and the club will not engage in public discussions about his future.
Starting this Wednesday, we will no longer talk about signings or departures in the Argentine team.
Originally published by Cooperativa in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.