Futbolred has reported on the unsuccessful transfer deal involving Aarón Molinas between Atlético Nacional and Defensa y Justicia. The agreement between the two clubs for Molinas ultimately collapsed. Although negotiations were reactivated recently, the Argentine club was reportedly not convinced about the operation. Furthermore, it became apparent to them that they had no more loan slots available, prompting them to back out of the negotiation. Atlético Nacional expressed interest in purchasing a smaller percentage of the player, but the deal was considered unviable despite efforts from all parties involved, including the player's willingness to make the move.

Futbolred reports on Atlético Nacional's interest in signing Aaron Molinas. Atlético Nacional is interested in signing Aaron Molinas. Defensa y Justicia, the club owning Molinas' rights, wants to sell him. Atlético Nacional needs to make a financial offer or arrange a loan with an option to buy. An agreement exists between Atlético Nacional and Molinas, pending contract signing, but no agreement has been reached with Defensa y Justicia, who prefers a sale over a loan.

Aaron Molinas, a 24-year-old player, was in negotiations to join Atlético Nacional. The transfer was hindered by significant economic differences between Defensa y Justicia and Atlético Nacional. Each club, Boca Juniors and Defensa y Justicia, currently holds 50% of Molinas's rights. Journalist Pipe Sierra reported that the operation has fallen through for now due to these financial discrepancies. Transfermarkt currently estimates his market value at 3.00m euros.