How much does Monterrey have to pay Boca Juniors if he wants to sign Esteban Andrada?

The historic fall at the BBVA Bancomer Stadium against Tigres in the 2017 Apertura Final still reverberates in Monterrey: in an iconic series, Los Felinos won 2-1 after equalizing at their stadium to win a Liga MX that will last forever in the memory of fans.

In the defeat, the followers of Rayados pointed to a footballer as the main culprit: Hugo González. From there, the goalkeeper experienced a real ordeal and, despite some good performances, he was never able to satisfy the fans again. Along these lines, the board has already started looking for a goalkeeper to supplant the former Necaxa. Interest in Camilo Vargas, from Atlas, had already been mentioned, but now another one has emerged: Esteban Andrada, from Boca Juniors in Argentina.

The goalkeeper will play again on Thursday night after missing nine games, as a result of being isolated and then infected with coronavirus (he had to stay in Guayaquil during the illness). His last performance was on April 11 in Xeneize's 1-0 loss to Unión in Santa Fe.

For a couple of pass markets, Andrada has been mentioned about a transfer. The 30-year-old goalkeeper has a contract until June 30, 2023 and his termination clause is 25 million dollars, although the leadership would let him emigrate for a much lower figure.

In that sense, according to various information that El Futbolero was able to collect, if Rayados makes an offer close to 10 million dollars, added to a good contract for the goalkeeper, the operation could be finalized.