Ⓜ️ Deal done, Millonarios keep hold of one of their stars
Ⓜ️ Deal done, Millonarios keep hold of one of their stars
The 'Ambassador' has almost secured the continuity of Kevin Palacios to compete in the Liga BetPlay DIMAYOR 2025-II.
After their elimination in the Semifinal Quadrangulars of the Liga BetPlay DIMAYOR, Millonarios begins to work on the formation of their squad for the second semester and is very close to renewing one of their stars.
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As reported this Sunday by journalist Mariano Olsen, the 'Ambassador' has a "principle of agreement" for the continuity of Kevin Palacios.
Palacios, 25 years old, will sign a three-year contract with Millonarios, who will exercise the purchase option from Fortaleza CEIF for 70% of his rights and the player must report on July 2 for preseason.
There is no doubt that Kevin Palacios has been one of the highest points in the team led by David González. The left winger went from less to more in his performances and when he was injured on Matchday 20, it created a big void for the capital team.
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Since his arrival at Millonarios, Palacios has played 29 matches and has scored seven goals, being one of the most influential players in attack recently.
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