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Pumas aiming to exercise purchase option for Robert Morales

Pumas are satisfied with the performance of Paraguayan striker Robert Morales and intend to finalize a permanent deal with Toluca.

Pumas aiming to exercise purchase option for Robert Morales

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Pumas are looking to exercise the purchase option for Paraguayan striker Robert Morales, who is currently on loan from Toluca. The loan agreement is set to conclude in December.

Reports suggest that the Pumas management has been impressed by the player's performance and his integration into the squad. The club intends to pursue a permanent transfer once the current tournament concludes.

Morales has established himself as one of the most productive players for Pumas in the Apertura 2026 season, contributing to eight goals with four finishes and four assists. Toluca does not appear to have the player in their long-term plans, signaling a potential willingness to sell.

While no formal pre-agreement has been confirmed, the transfer fee is estimated to be between 3.5 and 4 million dollars. Negotiations between the two clubs are expected to clarify the situation in the near future.

Prepared by TheGoalStorm based on reporting by tudn