According to Inter and Rosario Central, the negotiation surrounding the transfer of right-back Braian Aguirre has hit a late bureaucratic snag over payment structures, even as executive Fabinho Soldado and the player remain in Rosario with optimism that a deal will be finalized. Aguirre originally arrived at Inter in 2024 following a stint at Lanús, according to club disclosures reported by Ricardo Duarte.
Financial Adjustments and Payment Terms Between Inter and Rosario Central
The clubs initially agreed to negotiate the athlete for US$ 1,6 milhão (cerca de R$ 8,1 milhões). However, Inter increased the asking price at the last minute to US$ 1,7 milhão (cerca R$ 8,6 milhões), according to reporting on the transaction. Despite this adjustment, the Argentine club accepted the revised condition, agreeing to structure the payment in installments.
Targeting Reinforcements in the Current Transfer Window
Reporting on the club’s financial strategy indicates that the funds generated from Aguirre’s prospective sale will directly fund an improved offer for center-forward Alex Arce from Independiente Rivadavia. Securing Arce stands as the primary objective for Inter’s leadership during the ongoing transfer window.
Did you know? While the Argentine transfer window closes on Saturday, September 1st, clubs retain the ability to sign athletes from foreign leagues until September 2nd, provided they clear roster space by transferring players out of the country.
Medical Status and Regulatory Deadlines
Reporting confirms that the eleventh-hour delay stems purely from administrative and bureaucratic factors rather than any health concerns.
Both teams maintain strong optimism regarding the completion of the paperwork before the regulatory cutoff. Argentine league rules permit international acquisitions through September 2nd, though incoming registrations depend entirely on outbound international sales.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why was there a late change in Braian Aguirre’s transfer fee?
Inter increased the requested fee from US$ 1,6 milhão (cerca de R$ 8,1 milhões) to US$ 1,7 milhão (cerca R$ 8,6 milhões) at the final stage of negotiations, an adjustment that Rosario Central ultimately accepted.
Is Braian Aguirre injured?
No. Sources confirmed that the transaction delay is strictly bureaucratic and not related to medical examinations or injuries.
How will Inter use the funds from the sale?
According to club reporting, the proceeds will be reinvested to improve Inter’s bid for Independiente Rivadavia center-forward Alex Arce.
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