Universidad de Chile announced the beginning of an agreement to transfer Luis Rojas to Crotone from Italy

University of Chile reported this Monday that he has a Agreement in principle to transfer 18-year-old Luis Rojas to a Serie A club in Italy.

As we know in Outdoors at Cooperativa, the Italian team is Crotone and the operation is around 1.8 million dollars, which is the player’s exit clause, and Rojas, who will travel next week, has 30 percent of the pass. Thus, the U will receive 1.2 million of the US currency for the sale of the youth.

“Our club received an offer that meets the conditions established in the option to purchase the steering wheel, who signed his professional contract last December,” the team said in its statement.

The U is now waiting to continue with the corresponding procedures, although it noted that the transfer of the youth squad “is subject to the completion and subsequent approval of medical examinations.”

Rojas, youth team with Chile, has played five times for the U, three for the National Championship and two for the Chile Cup.

The young midfielder also participated in the U-17 World Cup last year, and during the break due to the pandemic he expressed to Al Aire Libre his desire to play in Germany and England, so the transfer to Italy brings him closer to his dream.

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