Edinson Cavani has rescinded his contract with Boca Juniors. Danubio have expressed their desire for Cavani to return to the club where he debuted as a professional footballer. The club's sporting director, Gustavo Matosas, stated that Cavani is always welcome at Danubio as it is his home, and it would be an honor for him to come back. Matosas also highlighted that Danubio has one of the best medical teams in Uruguay and much of America, and could support Cavani in his recovery from his back injury.

Boca Juniors is terminating the contract of Uruguayan international Edinson Cavani, though an official announcement has not yet been made. Consequently, the 39-year-old forward, who signed in 2023, is not expected to be involved in the club's matches in the second half of July. Press reports suggest that Cavani's first club, the Uruguayan team Danubio, could be his next and possibly final team. The striker has 136 caps and 58 goals for his country. He has made two appearances in the current Torneo Apertura, and his market value is €500k, according to Transfermarkt.