Colo Colo: Cobreloa puts pressure on Ignacio Jara “If Colo Colo doesn’t make the effort, the player has to come back”

Colo Colo will play this afternoon against Audax Italiano and will take the field in the last position of the National Championship standings. For this reason, the obligation to add three points, considering the victories of O’Higgins and La Serena, is more imperative than ever

The Cacique will not be able to have Gustavo Quinteros on the bench after being sanctioned with two suspension dates for expulsion, in the defeat, against Palestino. But the coach’s concerns are not only on the field of play, It is also pending the incorporation of new reinforcements.

In that sense, Ignacio Jara is the priority in Macul for whom they have been negotiating for several weeks without being able to reach an agreement. The deadlines are beginning to end and the patience of the nortinos also who put an alert to the leadership of the popular cast.

“In the case of Colo Colo they should, hopefully be able to settle as soon as possible, due to the need they have. We as a club have the clarity that, if we do not reach an agreement, if they do not make the effort, the player has to join Cobreloa here”, Declared Adrián León, President of the Cobreloa Football Commission to the DNA Tenors.

Even León indicated that a letter was sent to the player indicating that “If the issue is not resolved, the player should be here in Calama no later than the 20th training with the squad understanding that he has a contract with us until June of next year ”.

“30% is from the player and 70% is from Cobreloa. At the beginning of the conversation we were talking about 50 and 20. 50 for Colo Colo or any club, those percentages were reduced to reach an agreement, in the monetary area, today the percentages are loweradded.

At the end, he explained where the differences go “in the amounts and future percentages. As a club we not only have to think about the initial sale, which is this, we also have to think about the future, about the percentage that remains for Cobreloa “, Hill.