According to CalcioMercato, Marco Pellegrino has transferred to Boca Juniors, making him an official player for the Argentine club. The club has confirmed through their official channels that they have acquired the 2002-born defender from Milan. Before his transfer, Pellegrino had made a single first-team appearance in Serie A for the 2023/24 season with Milan and two appearances with the Primavera team. He also had loan spells with Salernitana, Independiente, and Huracan. Boca Juniors reportedly succeeded in signing Pellegrino despite competition from other Argentine clubs, including Huracan. Additionally, Pellegrino is set to participate in the Club World Cup in the United States in 2025 with Boca Juniors.

CalcioMercato reports on Marco Pellegrino's transfer from Milan to Boca Juniors. Marco Pellegrino has permanently left Milan to return to Argentina, signing with Boca Juniors. The transfer was completed by Igli Tare, the new sporting director of Milan. Pellegrino's time in Italy was not very successful, as he only played one match for Milan before suffering an injury. He was then loaned to Salernitana, Independiente, and Huracan. Milan will receive 4.5 million euros plus bonuses and 10% on future resale.

Boca Juniors has bought the defender Marco Pellegrino from Milan for a total fee of 3.5 million euros. Pellegrino, who was on loan at Huracán, will join Boca as their first reinforcement. Huracán will receive a compensation of 108,000,000 pesos for releasing Pellegrino 20 days before the end of his loan contract. Additionally, Platense, which held a 10% stake in the player's rights, will receive 350,000 euros.

According to Tuttomercato, Marco Pellegrino's transfer to Boca Juniors is nearing completion. The 22-year-old central defender, who has previously played for Huracán, Platense, and Independiente, is on the verge of joining Boca Juniors. An agreement has been reached between Boca Juniors and Milan, the club that holds his registration rights. Pellegrino is expected to undergo medical examinations soon, and, if everything goes well, he will sign a four-year contract. He is set to join the team for the Club World Cup and will be traveling to Miami with the squad in the near future. The deal is reportedly worth just under 4 million dollars, with Milan retaining a 10% sell-on clause for any future transfer.