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Blooming Drop Auli Oliveros from First Team and Seek Contract Exit

From El Deber · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Blooming have removed Colombian midfielder Auli Oliveros from the first team and no longer include him in coach Erwin “Platiní” Sánchez’s plans.
  • The club is seeking an agreement with Oliveros’ representative to terminate his contract by mutual consent.
  • Oliveros played 13 matches for Blooming across all competitions, recording two assists and no goals.

Auli Oliveros is close to leaving Blooming after the Bolivian club separated the Colombian midfielder from its first team. Coach Erwin “Platiní” Sánchez no longer counts on him, and the club is looking for a way to end his contract.

Blooming announced Oliveros as a reinforcement in December 2025. He began the year with strong performances, but his form declined as the matches went on. He ultimately failed to convince the different coaching staffs who led the team.

Club officials confirmed that Oliveros “has been separated from the first team” and said they expect to meet with his representative to seek an agreement to terminate the contract. Blooming wants to resolve the situation by mutual consent. If the sides cannot agree, Oliveros will remain tied to the club for as long as his contract remains valid.

Oliveros made 13 appearances for Blooming in all competitions. He provided two assists and scored no goals. Blooming’s next match comes Sunday away to Nacional Potosí in the 18th round of the Todos contra Todos tournament.

Has been separated from the first team.

· Blooming managementThe club confirmed Oliveros’ removal from the senior squad.
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Originally published by El Deber in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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