Club Atlético River Plate has been stuck in a loop it can't escape, with coaching changes and roster overhauls, but results have been elusive. Following losses to Aldosivi and Barracas Central, doubts have grown about the team's future. Eduardo Coudet and his staff are focused on building a team that can deliver for the second half of the year, with the addition of players like Ángel Correa, Nicolás Otamendi, and Gonzalo Montiel. The team is seeking a creative midfielder or a player who can generate scoring opportunities, with names like Esequiel Barco and Rodrigo Garro mentioned as potential reinforcements, although the price is an obstacle, with $16 million for Barco and $7 million for Garro. The roster is being rebuilt, with the decision to part ways with 14 players, and Coudet feels strong despite external noise, with the goal of improving performance and advancing in the Torneo Clausura and Copa Sudamericana