According to César Luis Merlo, Boca had sought Jhohan Romaña before he joined León from San Lorenzo.

According to TYC, negotiations between Boca Juniors and San Lorenzo for Jhohan Romaña have resumed. This follows the rejection of Boca's previous three million offer. Boca is preparing a final offer, which will be its last attempt to sign the player. The club's idea is to increase its bid without reaching the five million release clause, and to try to meet San Lorenzo's demands. San Lorenzo is reportedly resigned to losing Romaña, as his contract expires at the end of the year, and they risk him leaving for free. The player is determined not to sign a contract renewal, although he will not force his exit. San Lorenzo owns 50% of the player's rights. A complication is that San Lorenzo has a debt with a Swiss investment fund, which could seize the money if the payment is made from club to club. The AFA could potentially intermediate to ensure the money reaches San Lorenzo.

TYC reports that Boca is interested in Colombian central defender Jhohan Romaña. According to the club's management, led by Marcelo Culotta, a formal offer has not yet been received and the defender must report for training until a transfer is finalized.

According to TYC, negotiations have started after initial contacts with Jhohan Romaña's representatives in recent days. Boca has presented a proposal of three million dollars for the entirety of the defender's transfer rights, while San Lorenzo is asking for five million dollars. Juan Román Riquelme is conducting the negotiations for the Colombian player, whose contract ends in December. Romaña does not consider renewing his contract and his intention is to leave in this transfer window and bring money to the club.