After several frustrated attempts, Boca Juniors managed to close the signing of Alan Velasco from Dallas for 10 million dollars for 90% of the transfer, plus a 15% capital gain. The player's pressure and desire to play for Boca Juniors were key, as he even rejected the proposal to be the number 10 and captain of the US team. The deal places him among the most expensive in the club's history.

Boca Juniors has made a second offer of 10 million dollars for Alan Velasco, which is closer to the demands of the North American club. However, they face competition from Estudiantes, who have more financial resources for the purchase.

Boca Juniors showed interest in Alan Velasco and made an initial offer of 6 million dollars with 2 million more in variable objectives. The offer was rejected, but contractual terms with the player were already agreed upon. Boca Juniors prioritized this negotiation over others, including attempts to sign Rojas and Galoppo.

Boca Juniors has started to explore the possibility of signing Alan Velasco, who recently renewed his contract with Dallas in the MLS. The internal discussions suggest that negotiations could be challenging, similar to previous transfer windows, with an estimated minimum fee of 7 million dollars.