Toluca, the club that owns Robert Morales's contract, has received three serious proposals for the 27-year-old centre-forward. Morales is currently on a one-year loan at Pumas. The offers are from a Brazilian club, an MLS team, and another Mexican club. It is rumored that Cruz Azul is the interested party, though this has not been corroborated. The offers are reportedly for a higher amount. Pumas has the right of purchase, and their decision will be respected. The Paraguayan player has a wish to stay with Pumas. If another club wants to acquire Morales, they would have to negotiate with the player and then Toluca, which is pending the resolution from Pumas. If Pumas buys him, his new contract could be for three or four years. The Paraguayan international has 3 caps and 1 goal for his country. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €7.0M.