According to TYC, Kevin Lomónaco has rejected an offer from Grupo Pachuca to join Real Oviedo. The player received the offer a few days ago from the group, which wanted to buy his transfer rights. From Mexico, the group intended to acquire the 23-year-old defender's rights. The former Tigre player decided against the idea of joining a team that is trying to remain in Spain's La Liga. Real Oviedo belongs to Grupo Pachuca, which also owns Pachuca and León.

Independiente is in advanced talks with Real Oviedo, owned by Grupo Pachuca, for the sale of Kevin Lomónaco, a 23-year-old central defender. According to César Luis Merlo, negotiations are advanced for Kevin Lomónaco to become a new player for Real Oviedo. The current offer is 8 million dollars for 70% of his rights. Independiente hopes this amount will be improved to finalize the operation.

Grupo Pachuca is attempting to acquire Kevin Lomónaco, and their sporting director has traveled to Argentina for a meeting with the defender. The group's plan is to first persuade the player, with Real Oviedo regarded as the best European destination. Should Lomónaco agree, Grupo Pachuca will then negotiate with Independiente, who is asking for approximately 10 million dollars for the player.