Miguel Terceros Extends Santos Contract Until 2029; Marcelo Tórrez Also Renews
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Bolivian forward Miguel Terceros has officially signed a contract extension with Brazilian club Santos, keeping him until May 31, 2029.
- The renewal follows successful negotiations and includes improved economic conditions for the player.
- Another Bolivian player, Marcelo Tórrez, also renewed his contract with Santos, extending his deal until 2028.
Bolivian forward Miguel Terceros has formally committed his future to Brazilian club Santos, signing an extended contract that will keep him with the team until May 31, 2029. The club officially shared footage of 'Miguelito' signing the new agreement, confirming a renewal that had been initially announced in June.
The continuity of the Bolivian national team player was secured after weeks of negotiations, resulting in improved financial terms and his continued inclusion in the club's sporting project. Terceros's previous contract proposal was reportedly rejected due to his strong performances, particularly in recent matches where he earned a starting position.
During the current season, Terceros has appeared in 20 games for Santos, contributing one goal and three assists. His appearances include eight in the Campeonato Paulista, eight in the Brasileirao (where he scored his first top-flight goal), three in the Copa Sudamericana, and one in the Copa do Brasil. Terceros joined Santos from Proyecto Bolivia 2022 and completed his development at the São Paulo club, having signed his first professional contract in April 2022.
In related news, defender Marcelo Tórrez, another Bolivian talent at Santos, has also renewed his contract, extending his stay until 2028. Details regarding whether Tórrez will primarily play with the reserve team or be more integrated into the first team remain unspecified, but Santos has secured his contractual future.
Originally published by El Deber in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.