San Lorenzo de Almagro is at the center of negotiations following a three million dollar offer made by Boca Juniors to acquire Colombian defender Jhohan Romaña. Boca's president, Juan Román Riquelme, has been in contact with Romaña, whose contract with San Lorenzo ends in December. Riquelme is looking to strengthen his team's defense and considers Romaña an ideal option to bolster his squad. While San Lorenzo values Romaña as one of its defensive pillars, the player is interested in exploring new opportunities in the transfer market. At 27 years old, Romaña feels it is the right time to move to a larger club. However, he wishes to leave on good terms, ensuring financial benefit for San Lorenzo de Almagro. The offer from Boca, although significant, is well below the five million that San Lorenzo hopes to obtain for the player. This scenario represents both an economic and political challenge for the club's new leadership, headed by Marcelo Culotta. Selling a key player to Boca for less than his buyout clause could have negative repercussions for the current management. San Lorenzo is aware of the implications of such a decision, especially following the discontent generated by the recent departures of other important players. Negotiations are just beginning and are expected to intensify in the coming days.