San Lorenzo has verbally agreed to the arrival of Leandro Allende from Quilmes. However, due to financial constraints, San Lorenzo is considering not making any new signings during this transfer window as they prioritize paying salaries over settling external debts.

San Lorenzo is interested in signing Leandro Allende from Quilmes. Negotiations were initially halted due to financial inhibitions imposed by FIFA on San Lorenzo, requiring them to clear debts of around two million dollars. San Lorenzo's acting president, Julio Lopardo, confirmed that the transfer is not off the table and that the club is working on resolving the financial issues. If resolved, the transfer could be completed for 90 million pesos, with Allende moving to San Lorenzo this week.

San Lorenzo agreed to acquire Leandro Allende from Quilmes. Despite being sanctioned by FIFA, San Lorenzo will pay 90 million pesos to terminate Allende's contract with Quilmes. Allende is a left-sided wing-back and will replace Malcom Braida in the team.

San Lorenzo is showing interest in acquiring Leandro Allende to bolster their left side, which has been weakened following Malcom Braida's move to Boca. The newly appointed coach, Damián Ayude, has reached out to Allende to gauge his interest in joining San Lorenzo for the latter part of the year. The club is contemplating a loan arrangement, though they have yet to make a formal proposal to Quilmes. Allende, who is a regular starter for Quilmes with 19 appearances and one goal this season, is not currently listed for transfer. His future with the club depends on whether the new coach, Aldo Pedro Duscher, deems him indispensable. San Lorenzo is set to play against Quilmes in the Copa Argentina on Saturday, June 5, which could serve as an opportunity for further discussions about the potential transfer. The team is in urgent need of reinforcing their left side, and should they proceed with the transfer, it would allow Quilmes to recruit a new player to fill the void.