Johan Carbonero will join Inter de Porto Alegre on a loan with a fee and an option to buy. He traveled to Brazil to become a new player for Inter, after requesting to leave at the start of the transfer window and missing the first day of practice at Avellaneda. The loan is for one year, with a fee of 350,000 dollars and a purchase option around four million dollars.

Inter de Porto Alegre has expressed interest in Johan Carbonero by making an offer for the player. Racing Club, however, is reportedly dissatisfied with the payment terms that Inter has proposed. Carbonero, who missed the first day of pre-season training, possibly as a strategy to exert pressure on the club's management, has since returned to practice. Although he is not considered a priority by Racing's coach Gustavo Costas following a lackluster 2024 season, Racing is keen on negotiating to recoup the $3,800,000 investment they made for his transfer from Gimnasia. Inter has suggested a loan deal with a fee, but Racing is hesitant, citing unsatisfactory terms related to timelines and amounts. Despite this, communication between Inter and Racing continues as Inter maintains their interest in Carbonero.

Johan Carbonero did not attend Racing Club's training session as a method of applying pressure for a transfer. He intends to leave the club after a disappointing individual performance following his injury. The only formal proposal came from Inter de Porto Alegre, who made a loan offer that was rejected by Racing Club. Carbonero signed a contract with Racing until June 2026, after being bought from Gimnasia for 3,800,000 USD in mid-2022.

Inter de Porto Alegre has made a formal offer to Racing Club to loan Johan Carbonero for a year. Carbonero, a Colombian winger, has not had much playing time under coach Gustavo Costas and could be loaned out for more experience. The final decision lies with Racing's new management led by Diego Milito, who may prefer a sale. Racing initially purchased Carbonero from Gimnasia for $3,800,000.