Futbolred reports on Millonarios' interest in Yeison Guzmán and the subsequent withdrawal from negotiations. Millonarios showed interest in Yeison Guzmán but decided not to pursue the transfer due to Torpedo's demands for a 10 million euro fee and threats of legal action for negotiating with a player still under contract. Millonarios chose to withdraw from the deal to avoid potential legal issues with FIFA.

Futbolred reports on the unexpected turn of events regarding Yeison Guzmán's anticipated move to Millonarios. Yeison Guzmán was expected to join Millonarios, but it was recently revealed that there is no agreement, and the transfer seems to have fallen through.

Yeison Guzmán has expressed a desire to leave Torpedo after a corruption scandal involving match-fixing to secure promotion to the first division. He has reportedly reached a verbal agreement with Millonarios, according to journalist Felipe Sierra. However, he must first resolve issues with Torpedo to finalize the move.

Millonarios is interested in signing Yeison Guzmán due to his connection with coach David González. Guzmán, currently playing for Torpedo in Russia, wishes to leave following a corruption scandal involving match-fixing that led to the team's expulsion. Despite the interest, the transfer is complicated by Guzmán's contract with Torpedo, valid until June 2027. Negotiations are ongoing, but there are significant legal hurdles, as Millonarios must avoid potential issues with FIFA. Communication with Torpedo's management is crucial for progressing the transfer.