Juan Fernando Quintero has been pressured to leave Racing during this transfer window to return to Colombia, owing to a delicate personal situation related to his partner's illness. After several days of negotiations, Racing has reached an agreement with América de Cali and will proceed with the transfer to present him as a new reinforcement. The transfer deal involves a fee of 2.3 million dollars. The agreement includes specific clauses: the player is prohibited from being sold to an Argentine football team in the near future, and there is a stipulated limit on the delay of payment installments. América de Cali has agreed to these conditions, and Racing is set to send the transfer shortly.

Juan Fernando Quintero is leaving Racing Club due to a personal family health issue. He has requested to continue his career in his home country, Colombia. The transfer to América de Cali was confirmed on Wednesday.

América de Cali has presented an offer to Juan Fernando Quintero, who is currently with Racing. According to sources at TyC Sports, the offer from América de Cali is better than the one from DIM. However, neither club has yet spoken with Racing's management. Quintero still has a year left on his contract with Racing, and the club's new management, led by president Diego Milito, aims to retain him for the Copa Libertadores unless an economically viable proposal is made.