San Lorenzo de Almagro will receive an unexpected financial boost thanks to the definitive transfer of Andrés Herrera to Columbus Crew. The former blue-and-red full-back, who belonged to River Plate, will be sold for a total of $1.2 million. San Lorenzo, which retained 30% of the player's economic rights, will receive approximately $360,000 from this operation. While this amount will not drastically change the club's financial situation, it represents relief in a challenging financial context. Herrera, who came up through San Lorenzo's youth system, had a notable performance during his time at the club, playing 61 matches and scoring 5 goals. However, he struggled to establish himself at River and was loaned to Columbus Crew, where he found the continuity that had eluded him in Argentina. This sale also benefits River Plate, freeing up a spot in their squad and improving their financial situation. For San Lorenzo, this income is crucial at a time when every dollar counts, allowing Marcelo Culotta's management to increase liquidity without sacrificing current squad assets.