At Club Atlético River Plate, many dreams come true as young players strive to play in the top division. Sometimes, the paths end with happy endings for many and they manage to consolidate themselves with the first team, but in other cases they face a difficult scenario where they must seek new destinations. This was the case for Alan Torres, who recently expressed his disappointment for not finding a club. Every time the year ends, it's a moment of balance for the institution, where they must take important decisions regarding the assembly of the players in the lower divisions. Some continue to develop within the vicinity of the Monumental Stadium, while others leave for different reasons. On the last days of December, the club informed several players that they would not continue and would have to leave freely. This was the case for Alan Torres, who, like many young players, did not manage to sign their first professional contract and were released from Núñez to find a new team, but so far, he has not found one and is living a complicated present. On his Instagram account, the 20-year-old young player shared several photos of himself with the sacred mantle, along with a message that moved by showing how he lives this moment: "It makes me very sad to be without a club yet. I've been through many things in life, but this hurts me a lot because it's something I love to do". The publication had around 7,000 likes, but it's also worth noting the comments from members of the team in the last few months. There were words of support from Joaquín Freitas, Santiago Lencina, Agustín De la Cuesta, and Jeremías Martinet, as well as colleagues who have passed through the club and friends sending their best wishes. One by one, the 15 players who will leave River in the transfer market after Di Carlo's words. Outside of what happened with Torres, the Millonario also let go of Agustín Juárez, Uriel Funes, and Tomás Jung in December. The two last ones found a place quickly in Atlético Tucumán. The one who still has a contract is Joaquín Flores, but he went on loan to Central Córdoba de Santiago del Estero.