According to journalist Germán García Grova from Bolavip, a principle agreement has been reached between Racing de Avellaneda and América de Cali for Duván Vergara. Racing will pay $1 million to América and forgive the $2 million debt that América owes for Juan Fernando Quintero. The agreement with the player is complete.

Duván Vergara is reportedly being considered for a transfer from América de Cali to Racing de Avellaneda. Racing's interest is said to be significant, and Vergara has alluded to a potential exit with a social media post referring to a 'last dance.' Nevertheless, América de Cali has resolved not to engage in any transfer negotiations during the concluding stages of the Colombian League. According to journalist Felipe Sierra, Racing has yet to submit an offer, and América de Cali intends to evaluate any proposals only after the season has ended. There is direct communication between the two clubs, facilitated by a previous transfer involving Juan Fernando Quintero, which helps to reduce outside interference.

Racing Club de Avellaneda is showing interest in acquiring Duván Vergara, a prominent player for América de Cali, as reported by journalist Germán García Grova. Racing's manager, Gustavo Costas, is said to be in favor of Vergara, and the club's management has reportedly given the green light to begin negotiations with the 28-year-old winger, who is currently contracted to América de Cali until 2028. Racing is contemplating forgiving a $2 million debt that América de Cali owes them for Juan Fernando Quintero, in exchange for Vergara's transfer. Journalist Mariano Olsen disclosed that Vergara's agent, Kormac Valdebenito, has traveled to Cali to present Racing's offer to América de Cali, with plans for the transfer to occur in the latter half of the year.