Marino Hinestroza was ready to join Boca Juniors, but the contract was not finalized due to last-minute contractual details, according to journalist Lucas Pedrosa.

Boca is seeking to finalize the arrival of Marino Hinestroza from Atlético Nacional. Boca has made its offer and effort for Hinestroza, and is waiting for a response. Claudio Úbeda stated that he hopes the situation can be resolved. He expressed that while one wishes for it to be resolved as soon as possible, it is a matter of waiting and hoping the player also joins as quickly as possible.

Differences between Boca Juniors and Atlético Nacional regarding the transfer of Marino Hinestroza appear to have been resolved. Diario Olé reported that the agreement seems total and Marino Hinestroza's incorporation into Boca Juniors is on track. Boca Juniors requested Atlético Nacional to release Marino Hinestroza so he can join the club's preseason. The player has been training individually at Atlético Nacional while his transfer was being resolved. The Argentine side has approved the transfer, and Marino Hinestroza is expected to arrive in Argentina between Friday and Saturday to join Claudio Úbeda's team.

According to TYC, Boca and Atlético Nacional have reached a full agreement for Marino Hinestroza, who will become the first reinforcement for Claudio Úbeda for 2026. Boca will buy the entirety of the player's rights for around five million dollars and will give the Colombian club the possibility to collect a 20% capital gain on any future sale exceeding the amount paid in this operation. The negotiations were prolonged, and Hinestroza has already missed almost the entire preseason. Úbeda expects to have Hinestroza in training starting next week.

According to Futbolred, Boca Juniors' DT Claudio Úbeda stated he is waiting for Marino Hinestroza and has not ruled out his arrival to the squad. The report also states that Úbeda expects the club's directors to resolve the agreement with Atlético Nacional so that Hinestroza can join the team. Futbolred adds that there is no definitive agreement due to a change in conditions, but Atlético Nacional is working to release Marino Hinestroza to begin his international career at Boca Juniors.

According to journalist César Luis Merlo, Boca Juniors presented Atlético Nacional with different conditions for the transfer of Marino Hinestroza compared to what had been verbally agreed upon, which has complicated the deal due to inter-club differences. Merlo also stated that after the transfer was closed and the contract terms were verbally agreed, Boca altered the conditions for Marino Hinestroza during a final Zoom meeting, and an agreement has not been reached for three days. Atlético Nacional remains open to continuing negotiations for the transfer, but the deal cannot be finalized because of the disagreement over the conditions. The transfer is not cancelled, and the situation is still unresolved. Marino Hinestroza is currently in Medellín, training separately at Atlético Nacional's facilities while a decision on his transfer to Boca Juniors is pending.

A complication has arisen in Marino Hinestroza's transfer to Boca, as differences regarding the agreement between the player and the club have halted the transfer, leading to an uncertain situation. The agreement with Atlético Nacional is complete and unchanged. It entails the purchase of the entire transfer for approximately five million dollars and a 20% capital gain for the Colombian club on a future sale that exceeds the current transfer amount. Sources close to Hinestroza state that the contract he was given is different from the one he had previously agreed upon directly with Boca. Economic differences have caused the signing of the contract to be delayed, and the transfer is currently paused pending a new resolution between the parties. Hinestroza has not played in an official capacity since December 17 and has not trained with the rest of the squad since that date. His arrival could occur just before the transfer window closes on the upcoming Tuesday, January 20.

Marino Hinestroza will become a player for Boca Juniors after the Argentine team and Atlético Nacional reached a transfer agreement. Hinestroza is set to travel to Buenos Aires in the coming hours to sign a contract that will link him to the club for the next four seasons. According to journalist Pilar Velásquez, the operation with Boca Juniors was delayed because Nacional recently purchased the entirety of the player's rights by negotiating the remaining 50% with Columbus Crew. The Antioquian club negotiated for 80% of the player's rights with the Argentine team and will reserve 20% in case of a future sale. Journalist César Luis Merlo revealed that the deal was closed for 5 million dollars and that Nacional will keep all the money. Hinestroza had wanted to receive 8% of the operation but relinquished this demand after an agreement was reached with Nacional for him not to receive that amount, which allowed the deal to be closed.

Marino Hinestroza wants to play in a foreign country, and Boca Juniors possesses the first option for his signature. Boca Juniors made an offer of 5 million dollars, but a proposal not close to 6 million will not be accepted by Atlético Nacional. The transfer situation remains paused, and Atlético Nacional has granted Marino Hinestroza a few days away from team training during pre-season while the transfer is being completed. According to Yony Gutiérrez on 'La FM Más Fútbol', Nacional expects the situation of Hinestroza to be defined by the weekend; if it is not, he is expected at the training ground on Monday, January 12.

According to Futbolred, Boca Juniors is seeking to sign Marino Hinestroza. His transfer has not been completed because the economic offer does not satisfy the demands of Atlético Nacional. Hinestroza did not report to the club's preseason training as a way to put pressure on the negotiations for his departure. Atlético Nacional requires that any interested club from abroad must meet economic demands close to 6 million dollars.

In Argentina and at Boca Juniors, the arrival of Marino Hinestroza is considered nearly finalized, however, nothing official has been announced yet. Reports suggested that the transfer could not have been completed due to an apparent debt that Atlético Nacional supposedly has with Marino, but the club publicly denied this information. Atlético Nacional clarified that they have no debts with any of their workers, including footballers. The club also explained that they do not make public comments on ongoing negotiations and that agreements related to player transfers are communicated only when they have been fully concluded and formalized. It is anticipated that the parties will reach an agreement to officially announce Marino's arrival at Boca Juniors.

According to journalist Mauricio Agudelo, Atlético Nacional wants more than six million dollars for Marino Hinestroza, while Boca Juniors is offering five million. The difference would be a major obstacle to reaching a mutual agreement. It is expected that in the coming weeks there will be progress and a decision will be made regarding the player's transfer.

According to Michael Rincón, Nacional has changed the conditions in the contract to take advantage of the situation. He also stated that the club supposedly owes the player both salary and other payments. Michael Rincón further claimed that the player has already decided and does not want to return to Medellín, as he wants to go to Boca Juniors. Pilar Velásquez stated that Nacional does not owe any money and will not negotiate poorly or allow itself to be imposed upon, no matter how big Boca Juniors is. She added that it is risky to leave a player at the club with his focus in Argentina, and that he should be allowed to go, but in a way that is beneficial to all parties. There is no official announcement yet, and it is expected that in the coming days Marino Hinestroza will be announced by Boca as a new player.

Transfers expert César Luis Merlo stated that Marino Hinestroza is a new player for Boca. He said the club bought his transfer from Atlético Nacional for 5 million dollars and the winger will sign a four-year contract. The player himself confirmed the decision with an hourglass emoji and two hearts in the colors of the xeneize. It is mentioned that the negotiation was finalized in the last few hours after it went through a brief crisis due to Atlético Nacional's demand for a higher initial offer. An Argentine journalist expressed doubts regarding the signing and pointed out that a few months ago Marino Hinestroza's value was 8 million.

TNT Sports from Argentina reported that a transfer for Marino Hinestroza to Boca Juniors had stalled, despite an offer having been made. The reason was that Atlético Nacional, which owns 50 percent of the player's sporting rights with the other 50 percent owned by Columbus Crew of MLS, was expecting a better offer, while Boca Juniors had decided on a non-negotiable price. On December 24, it was reported from Argentina that the negotiation was progressing again and Marino Hinestroza's future would be with Boca Juniors. César Luis Merlo stated that the deal for Marino Hinestroza to join Boca is in its final stages. Merlo detailed that the agreement with Atlético Nacional is for US$ 5,000,000 and the winger will sign a four-year contract. After the Copa Betplay title, Marino Hinestroza and some teammates had already confirmed the winger's move.

Sebastián Arango stated that a deal for Marino Hinestroza has not been closed but that there are advanced conversations with several clubs, including Boca Juniors.

According to Futbolred, negotiations between Boca Juniors and Atlético Nacional for Marino Hinestroza are nearing completion. Boca Juniors has sent a formal offer to Nacional for around six million dollars, but the offer does not meet Nacional's request of about eight million dollars. An agreement on personal terms between Marino Hinestroza and Boca Juniors has already been reached.

It is considered highly likely that Marino Hinestroza will be a Boca Juniors player, although an official announcement has not yet been made. It is stated in Argentina that the total transfer would be 6 million dollars, with 50 percent belonging to Atlético Nacional. After the Copa Betplay title, Jorman Campuzano said that the winger is on his way to the club and that he hopes he is treated well. Javier Gandolfi, a former coach of Marino at Atlético Nacional, also provided very positive references about the player.

Marino Hinestroza published an Instagram story indicating his departure from Atlético Nacional. According to reports, there are advanced conversations for Marino Hinestroza to join Boca Juniors, and he would finally be acquired for the next season. Boca Juniors has always monitored the player and will play in the Copa Libertadores during that upcoming season.

According to journalist Germán García Grova, Marino Hinestroza is practically set to join Boca Juniors, and an official announcement is expected. The journalist reported that Boca accelerated their efforts for the Colombian winger, who would be Ubeda's first reinforcement for 2026. The offer made to Atlético Nacional consists of a fixed amount plus bonuses, totaling around 6 million dollars. García stated that this figure is 2 million dollars less than the amount requested the previous year.

According to TYC, Boca and Atlético Nacional are in very advanced negotiations for the acquisition of Marino Hinestroza, and the deal could be finalized in the coming days. The report states that after a call to the player from Juan Román Riquelme in recent hours, the clubs reached an agreement, and the transfer of the 23-year-old right winger is set to be completed. The Colombian club's valuation for the player was eight million dollars, whereas Boca hoped to arrange the transfer for around six million US dollars. The plan is for Hinestroza to sign a long-term contract and join the squad from the first day of preseason. Marino Hinestroza had recently expressed admiration for Boca.

In an interview with ‘Radio La Red’, Marcelo Delgado, who is in charge of football at Boca Juniors, confirmed that they are monitoring Marino Hinestroza. Delgado stated that he has seen videos of the player, whom he described as interesting, skillful, and fast. He added that they are going to evaluate all the possibilities they have to bring most of the players they can to the institution.

Marino Hinestroza has been recently linked with clubs such as Boca Juniors, Fluminense, and Botafogo. Fans initially mistook Norberto Jesús Jiménez Pérez for Marino Hinestroza during a training session with Pumas.

Boca Juniors was interested in Marino Hinestroza but withdrew from negotiations due to the high price demanded by Atlético Nacional.

Futbolred reports on a potential swap deal between Atlético Nacional and Boca Juniors involving Marino Hinestroza and Jorman Campuzano. A potential swap deal is being discussed between Atlético Nacional and Boca Juniors involving Marino Hinestroza and Jorman Campuzano, reportedly at the request of Miguel Russo. However, nothing is official yet.

Futbolred reports on Boca Juniors' interest in acquiring Marino Hinestroza from Atlético Nacional and Columbus Crew. Marino Hinestroza is part of Atlético Nacional and Columbus Crew. Boca Juniors is interested in acquiring him, but Atlético Nacional wants to retain him until after the Copa Libertadores round of 16 against Sao Paulo. Boca hopes to secure a purchase priority by the end of the year if unable to acquire him now.

The deal with Boca Juniors was almost completed before Cruzeiro entered the scene with a financial offer. Marino Hinestroza was very interested in joining Boca. Boca Juniors is aware of Atlético Nacional's need to acquire Jorman and remains calm, although they want to sell Fabra, which Atlético Nacional is not open to as they don't consider Fabra better than Cándido or Salazar.

Argentine media and Colombian transfer specialists have reported that Marino Hinestroza is being linked with a potential move to Boca Juniors. Juan Román Riquelme, the president of Boca Juniors, has expressed his eagerness to finalize the deal to have Hinestroza join the team for the Club World Cup. The transfer is said to be nearing completion between the player and Boca Juniors, with ongoing negotiations between Boca and Atlético Nacional. Journalist Adrián Magnoli suggested that Jorman Campuzano might be included in the deal to reduce Hinestroza's transfer fee. Nevertheless, Boca Juniors must address its foreign player quota issue before the transfer can proceed.

Boca Juniors has expressed strong interest in acquiring Marino Hinestroza, who is currently part of Atlético Nacional's squad. The Argentine club considers Hinestroza a valuable asset due to his remarkable performance, which includes contributing to goals and assists in his last four matches. Boca Juniors is contemplating a bid of around eight million dollars to secure the transfer, despite Hinestroza's current market value being estimated at four million dollars. Previously, the player has had stints with Palmeiras, Pachuca, and Columbus Crew, the latter holding 50% of his sporting rights. At 22, Hinestroza may soon depart from Atlético Nacional, where he has made 51 appearances and scored eight goals. Should the transfer materialize, Hinestroza would become the 18th Colombian to don the Boca Juniors jersey, following in the footsteps of prominent figures such as Óscar Córdoba and Mauricio Serna.