Boca has renewed Equi Fernández’s contract: how long will the contract last and how much will the exit clause be?

Mouth He cashed in and pocketed the $10 million release clause that English club Brighton & Hove Albion paid for Valentín Barco’s signature. Although it was a good deal for the club, Colo’s departure generated unease in the Football Council. This is why they no longer want children to be trained Boca Predio They leave under these conditions. The club renewed his contract on Wednesday Ezequiel Fernandezone of its finest jewels, and increased the amount a potential buyer will have to pay to fulfill its clause.

“Ezequiel Fernández has signed the renewal of his contract until December 2028 together with Mauricio Chicho Serna of the Football Council. Boca is your home, Equi!”Boca Juniors published on social media, officially announcing the renewal of the youth team.

Fernández’s contract with the Ribera club expired in December 2026. In the new contract the player obtained a salary improvement which goes hand in hand with an important release clause.

In Boca they know it It’s here he has become one of the pillars of the team and that is why this Wednesday has signed the extension of the relationship with the organization until 2028. The signing of the new contract took place in the offices of the property located in Ezeiza and with the participation of Mauricio Chicho Serna.

Equi Fernández trained at Boca, played at Tigre and returned to Xeneize to earn a place in the middle of the field. He consolidated with Almirón and was fundamental for the team to reach the final of the Copa Libertadores. With Diego Martínez (his coach at Matador) he has already established himself among the starting eleven at 21 years old and is one of the players who most seduces the big teams in Europe.

Equi Fernández is recovering from a torn right hamstring and has not played since the Superclásico with River, the seventh match. From the club they assure that the footballer born in San Miguel is racing for his return and is in the final part of his recovery. If there are no problems, he could return to the field on March 23 against Central Norte de Salta, in Boca’s debut in the Argentina Cup.

Since making his debut with the Xeneize shirt in 2021, the midfielder, present in the Argentine Under 23 national team that qualified for the Paris 24 Olympic Games, has played 49 games, provided two assists and won the Argentina Super Cup 21/22.

At international level, he made his debut with the Argentine Under-17 national team in 2019, with Pablo Aimar as technical director. He played in the South American U-17 and became champion of the said tournament in which he played 6 matches and scored one goal. In the same year he also participated in the category World Championships, but the national team was eliminated in the round of 16.

He is currently part of the Argentine Under 23 national team, with which he played the pre-Olympic tournament last January and, in turn, he should have been part of Lionel Scaloni’s squad for the FIFA double-header in March, but due to his injury which she had not finally been summoned.