Radamel Falcao, having concluded his contract with Millonarios where he netted five goals in 16 appearances, has been officially proposed to Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata. The club has reportedly initiated contact with his representatives and presented a proposal that closely matches his financial expectations. Despite Gimnasia's inability to meet his previous salary, they have shown readiness to offer 3/4 of his requested salary, which would make him the highest-paid player in their professional lineup. Negotiations are ongoing as Gimnasia seeks to finalize Falcao's signing.

Radamel Falcao's contract with Millonarios has expired after six months, and he has not reached an agreement to renew it. Falcao will now consider other options for his sporting future, as Millonarios focuses on other players. According to AS, Falcao was close to signing a new contract with Millonarios, but the new coach, David González, prefers to strengthen other positions rather than keep the legendary striker.

Radamel Falcao García is set to depart from Millonarios because of the financial implications related to income and wealth taxes he would face in Colombia. Although the club made extensive efforts over several weeks to formulate a substantial economic proposal, supported by sponsorships, they were unable to overcome the fiscal challenges, which ultimately hindered Falcao's continuation with the team. Falcao, who joined Millonarios six months ago, had initially signed a six-month contract. He conveyed his gratitude for the chance to return to Colombia and play for Millonarios, noting that it was a dream come true. Nevertheless, due to circumstances beyond his and the club's control, he is compelled to say goodbye.