Who will be Corozo's replacement at Pumas and how much will his transfer cost?

Days after the eliminations in the Clausura 2022 of the Liga MX and the Concachampions, Pumas UNAM began a cleanup to change its image for the following season. Through an official statement published on social networks, it was announced that José Rogério and Sebastián Saucedo have left.

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As if this were not enough, and in view of the uncertainty regarding the future of players such as Alfredo Talavera, Juan Ignacio Dinenno, and Alan Mozo, the Auriazul institution launched another announcement confirming what is now the third loss of the Universitarios in this summer transfer market.

"Club Universidad Nacional informs that it has decided not to renew the contract of Ecuadorian striker Washington Corozo. We recognize his professionalism and dedication during his stay in our institution and wish him the best in his professional career," published the Pedregal team.

Who will be the replacement and how much will it cost?

One of the big names linked to Pumas during the last window was Luis Montes. During the last transfer market, the possibility of incorporating the experienced midfielder sounded very strong, but the player's entourage assured that Montes was not interested in ending his career in another place other than León, the team where he is an idol. However, his contract comes to an end in a few months and there are still no signs of a contract renewal.

In addition, according to reports in the Toque Filtrado column of the Mediotiempo portal, Pumas, as well as Xolos de Tijuana and Mazatlán, are among the teams interested in acquiring the services of "Chapo". Could he really make it this time?

The player would arrive at zero cost because his contract expires and he can negotiate with any team without them having to pull out their wallet to buy the player.

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