Will Colo Colo Regret Not Signing Ramiro González? Defender Speaks Out After Failed Transfer

In a recent interview, Argentinian defender Ramiro González opened up about his almost-completed transfer to Colo Colo, which fell apart unexpectedly. González, who was ready to join Colo Colo as a reinforcement for the Chilean Primera Division’s second half, the Copa Chile, and the Copa Sudamericana, couldn’t pass the medical check. This unexpected development ended hopes for him and Colo Colo’s coach Gustavo Quinteros, who had been eagerly pushing for the defender’s arrival.

Efforts and Sacrifices to Join Colo Colo

González revealed the extent of his efforts to join the team, sharing that he terminated his contract with Talleres and was willing to make financial sacrifices. 

“I gave up money and did everything possible to play for Colo Colo,” he said. 

Additionally, he even proposed a special contract clause to assure the club in case of doubts about his previous injury.

In the interview, he expressed his gratitude towards coach Quinteros, who supported him throughout the process and attempted to bring him on board twice. Quinteros’s faith in him added to González’s disappointment, as he was motivated and ready to give his best for Colo Colo.

Reflecting on his medical rejection, González expressed surprise over Colo Colo’s decision. He shared that since a minor meniscus injury in 2013, he hadn’t experienced any issues. Over the years, he successfully underwent medical examinations with clubs like Unión Española, León, Atlético San Luis, and Talleres, all recognized teams that had no concerns about his physical fitness. 

“If they had seen any problem, they wouldn’t have signed me,” González remarked, wondering if Colo Colo might regret their decision.

What’s Next for Ramiro González?

Despite the setback, González is optimistic about his career’s future and has moved on from the situation. He’s currently reviewing offers from clubs in Argentina and other countries, with his agent assisting him in making a decision. Confident in his fitness, González is ready to show his form and compete wherever he goes next.

This unexpected episode highlights the uncertain nature of football transfers and the challenges that come with them. For Colo Colo, missing out on González may prompt them to question if they made the right call by not signing the defender.