Juan Pablo Vargas is transferring from Millonarios to Puebla in Mexico, according to Futbolred. Vargas leaves Millonarios after six years and will play for Puebla. The player published an emotional farewell message to Millonarios, addressing the supporters and mentioning his time at the club.

According to information from journalist Felipe Sierra, Juan Pablo Vargas will leave Millonarios and join Puebla in Mexico for the coming years. The two teams had been negotiating his transfer recently after an offer from the country's football league. They have reached an agreement in which the Costa Rican terminated his contract for a significant financial compensation. Juan Pablo Vargas is expected to travel to Mexico in the coming days to be announced as a new player for Puebla.

Juan Pablo Vargas, a 30-year-old centre-back from Costa Rica, is in negotiations with a Mexican club, and news from Mexico indicates a possible move to Liga MX for the upcoming season. According to Mexican journalist Kevin Jiménez, Puebla is interested in the player and conversations are in progress. Jiménez also stated that if an agreement is reached, Vargas could travel to Mexico as soon as the following week. Millonarios is willing to facilitate the transfer, as it presents a favorable opportunity for an economic benefit because Vargas has one year left on his contract, which is valid until December 2026. The transfer would also allow the club to have an additional spot for a foreign player. For Vargas, the move would be a career step he has previously sought. A past potential transfer to Santos in Brazil did not proceed because of medical issues. The defender has 41 caps and 4 goals for Costa Rica, and his current market value is €1.00m, according to Transfermarkt.