TYC: Boca Youth believes that the 3.5 million euro termination fee clause of Paredes is still valid

According to Argentine media TYC, although Boca youth believes that the 3.5 million euro termination clause is still valid, Rome insists that the clause expires on June 30 and hopes to renegotiate the price for Paredes.

When Paredes returned to Boca, it seemed that the general trend was in progress, but Boca and Rome suddenly had an unexpected dispute over him. Unlike Argentina's perception, Rome insisted that the terms had expired and now hopes to renegotiate the price.

The origin of this contract clause is well known. When renewing his contract with Rome, Paredes added a clause: in any transfer window, Boca only needs to pay 3.5 million euros (even in installments) to take him away. However, the question now is whether the clause is still valid. Rome believes that the clause has expired on June 30, and if Boca wants him now, the two clubs should negotiate a new amount.

Despite Rome's position, Boca firmly believes that the clause is not only valid but may even solve the problem at a lower price. In fact, the team around Paredes and their representatives share the same view, who have been communicating with Roma for several days and believe that transfer barriers will be resolved before this weekend.

Therefore, Tuesday will be a crucial day to see how the negotiations are going and whether it will eventually resolve the transfer issue of Paredes. Meanwhile, after spending holidays in Miami, the player has returned to Italy with his family and will seek to end his relationship with Rome.

Before arriving in Italy, Paredes expressed his deep desire to return to Boca to Rome's management. He and his team believe that Rome will not set obstacles for his departure. Meanwhile, the Boca youth is eagerly awaiting his arrival so that he can train together to prepare for small pre-season to recover and to usher in his official debut as soon as possible.