Lucas Beltran is attracting interest from his former club, River Plate. Despite playing regularly for Fiorentina under coach Raffaele Palladino, he remains a key target for the Millonarios, especially if Miguel Borja leaves for MLS club Cincinnati. Reported by El Crack Deportivo.

Lucas Beltran, who was signed by Fiorentina from River Plate, has been underperforming with only 6 goals. There is speculation about his future, with a potential return to Argentina to relaunch his career being considered due to tactical and technical doubts. Fiorentina is unlikely to sell him for a loss, and the club is not expecting offers that would allow them to make a profit.

Lucas Beltran, who transferred to Fiorentina for 25 million euros, is facing challenges this season, partly due to Kean's emergence. Despite showing potential last year, Beltran struggles with playing time and has a strained relationship with coach Palladino. Lorenzo De Santis disclosed that River Plate is interested in re-signing Beltran, as rumors in Argentina suggest a strong desire for his return. Fiorentina is urged to reintegrate him due to his high investment value, while River Plate sees significant potential in him.

In an interview with Radio FirenzeViola, Lorenzo De Santis disclosed that River Plate is considering the possibility of bringing back Lucas Beltran. The Argentine striker, currently with Fiorentina, has been struggling for playing time. Reports from Argentina indicate that River Plate, managed by Gallardo, who has successfully led the team to the Copa Libertadores semifinals, is keen on Beltran's return. It is noted that Gallardo had previously played a significant role in Beltran's development, and a loan move back to River Plate in January is under consideration. River Plate's renewed interest is attributed to Beltran's limited opportunities at Fiorentina.