Atlético-MG is targeting Kevin Lomónaco from Independiente and had a proposal of five million dollars for 50% of the player's rights refused. The Argentine press first reported, and ge has since confirmed, that the Argentine club is willing to negotiate for a proposal of around seven million dollars for 70% of the economic rights. According to reports, Atlético-MG has an agreement with Kevin Lomónaco. The club is now trying to meet the conditions required by Independiente for the deal to proceed. The search for a defender is a request from coach Jorge Sampaoli.

According to TYC, Atlético Mineiro has renewed its efforts to acquire Kevin Lomónaco from Independiente, presenting a new offer described as more favorable. The proposal includes an initial payment of $500,000 and an obligation to purchase 70% of the player's rights for seven million dollars net. Previously, Independiente rejected an offer from Atlético Mineiro that was around $2.4 million, plus a commitment for Atlético Mineiro to assume Independiente's $2.6 million debt with Bragantino. Negotiations are ongoing, and the Brazilian transfer window closes on March 3.

According to TYC, while Independiente rejected an offer from Atlético Mineiro for Kevin Lomónaco, conversations are ongoing and a new proposal is expected. The transfer window in Brazil closes on March 3. Independiente owns 75% of the defender's rights and Bragantino owns the remaining 25%.

An initial offer for Kevin Lomónaco was made by Atlético Mineiro. The proposal was for 2.4 million dollars for 75 percent of the defender's rights and also included assuming the Argentine club's 2.6 million dollar debt to Bragantino. This offer was rejected. Negotiations may now proceed differently, as the selling club faces a potential FIFA transfer ban that would prevent them from signing a replacement if Lomónaco were to depart.