Franco Armani leaves River Plate to return to Atlético Nacional
Germán García Grova and César Luis Merlo report that Franco Armani has agreed to leave River Plate to join Atlético Nacional. The goalkeeper will hold a press conference on Monday to bid farewell to the club.
Franco Armani, the most prominent goalkeeper in River Plate's history, has reached a verbal agreement to return to Atlético Nacional, according to reports from Germán García Grova and César Luis Merlo. Both journalists emphasize that the Colombian club accepted to terminate the player's contract, which was set to expire at the end of the year.
Armani, whose tenure at River Plate has been crowned with ten titles, is set to return to Colombia, where he has built a solid reputation as an idol. The agreement involves the goalkeeper mutually terminating his contract, facilitating his transfer to Atlético Nacional.
Armani's departure has been officially confirmed by River Plate, which announced his farewell for Monday at 16:00 in a press conference. This move represents a significant return for the goalkeeper, who seeks to continue his career in his home country after a successful spell in Argentine football.
