Who are the 20 players that have left River Plate?

In this transfer market, River Plate stands out for the number of departures. Between players released, youth loans to gain minutes and the departure of historic footballers, the Millonario accumulates 20 losses in the first half of the season.

Why is it important?

The River Plate management explained that the objective of these maneuvers is to free themselves of several players to reduce the salary mass and thus make room for punctual signings of renowned players who will give a boost to the team led by Eduardo Coudet.

What comes next?

In the coming days, more significant departures could be confirmed. Among the players who have left are Franco Armani, who returned to Atlético Nacional of Colombia, and Lucas Lavagnino, who landed in Valladolid of Spain.

Who are the 20 players that have left River Plate

  • Franco Armani: historic goalkeeper who returned to Atlético Nacional of Colombia.
  • Lucas Lavagnino: goalkeeper who landed in Valladolid of Spain.
  • Andrés Herrera: right-back who found his place in Columbus Crew of the Major League Soccer.
  • Sebastián Boselli: Uruguayan defender who went on loan to Estudiantes and Getafe.
  • Paulo Díaz: Chilean defender who signed with Atlanta United of the MLS.
  • Ulises Giménez: young defender who went on loan to Sarmiento of Junín.
  • Brian Gutiérrez: young marker who went on loan to Sarmiento of Junín.
  • Lucas Beltrán: player who returned to River Plate.
  • Rafael Santos Borré: player who returned to River Plate.
  • Thiago Almada: player who could join River Plate.

Statistics

  • River Plate accumulates 20 losses in the first half of the season.
  • The Millonario owned 70 percent of Andrés Herrera's contract, which was sold to Columbus Crew for $1.2 million.
  • The Uruguayan defender Sebastián Boselli went on loan to Estudiantes and Getafe, and then sold 60 percent to the Spanish team.
  • The Chilean Paulo Díaz signed with Atlanta United of the MLS after seven years at River Plate.