Falcao excites Millonarios even more: the player would have liked the club’s offer

The novel between Falcao and Millionaires seems to be coming to an end and the fans of the ‘ambassador’ team have reasons to be excited about the arrival of the historic scorer to their squad.

The name of the Tiger has been the most talked about in recent weeks in conversations about the next season of the league. Some, skeptical and accustomed to the illusion of bringing him in, do not believe that this time could be the one when Falcao is finally seen wearing blue in Colombian soccer.

However, after several chapters in a story that seemed to never end, the player would be closer than ever to signing for the capital club. As EL TIEMPO reported, the player met with club officials in Bogotá a week ago and told them of his intention to arrive in the Colombian capital. However, he also asked them for time to speak with his family and his accountant about the estate tax that would be imposed upon his arrival in Colombia.

Apparently, the tiger’s family has already agreed to move and the only thing missing is the approval of the lawyers and the accounting advisor on the issue of taxes. Throughout the week, journalistic versions have emerged that would indicate that these issues have already been resolved and that the Millonarios fans can be excited about their arrival.

Falcao would have liked the Millonarios offer

Journalist Juan Felipe Cadavid, one of those who are very aware of every movement in this story, revealed on Thursday that the club would make an offer to Falcao who, in turn, was willing to reduce his salary to make his arrival more accessible. .

The proposal, according to Cadavid, would contemplate a 6-month contract with variables and awards tied to performance in the season. In addition, it would leave the doors open to a possible extension if they are champions in the second half of the league.

The journalist, on the 6 am program of Hoy por hoy on Caracol Radio and on his X account, published this Friday morning an update on the progress of the operation to bring Falcao to Colombia. The aforementioned journalist assures that, after the offer was presented, the scorer would have seen it favorably and everything seems to indicate that he would arrive after finalizing details.

“Like any business it has risks, but today it is going very well,” he mentions in the publication.

“Gustavo Serpa, in addition to being the largest shareholder of Millonarios, is also the president of the board of directors of Caracol Radio and the CEO of Amber Capital Colombia,” as published by Diario As, which also belongs to Prisa, the same group that Caracol Radio is a part of and attached to Amber Capital.

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