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Bruera loan ending as San Lorenzo weigh striker decision

Lucas Bruera's loan at Barracas Central is up at the end of the month, and the question now is whether he returns to San Lorenzo or stays put. The 24-year-old striker made eight appearances and scored once during his spell in the Primera Nacional, but his contract with San Lorenzo runs until December 2027. Barracas are keen to keep him, either on another loan or a permanent deal, while San Lorenzo must decide whether he fits into Russo's plans for the second half of the year. With the attack still searching for a reliable focal point, the door isn't entirely closed on a return to Boedo.…

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