Independiente Rivadavia and Boca are in formal talks over the transfer of Sebastián Villa. The 30-year-old Colombian striker has a contract with the Mendoza-based club until December 31. The key now lies in the price that Independiente Rivadavia will set for Villa's transfer. Juan Román Riquelme initiated the negotiation despite the conflict over the player's departure at the end of 2023. Villa considered himself a free agent and joined Beroe Stara Zagora in Bulgaria. Boca's claim to FIFA ended with a negative ruling for the club. Now, with Villa at Independiente Rivadavia and in top form, the door to his return to Boca has reopened. The player is eager to return, although he didn't rule out other options. The release clause is $6 million, but the idea is to negotiate to try to reach an agreement between the two institutions. On the side of Independiente Rivadavia, there is also a desire for Villa to stay and play the second part of the Copa Libertadores. In the round of 16, Independiente Rivadavia will face Fluminense. That is currently their main objective, after being left out of Colombia's final list for the World Cup. Sebastián Villa expressed his desire to be coached by Marcelo Gallardo, but now he's focused on his return to Boca. The negotiation between Independiente Rivadavia and Boca is a delicate matter, as both clubs have conflicting interests. Independiente Rivadavia wants to retain Villa, while Boca is looking to repatriate the Colombian striker. The situation is complex, but both clubs are willing to negotiate. The release clause is an obstacle, but it's not insurmountable. The question is whether Independiente Rivadavia and Boca can reach an agreement that benefits both parties. Villa's future is uncertain, but one thing is clear: he will be a key player in the upcoming matches. His performance will be crucial in determining the outcome of the negotiation. As the talks continue, the fans of both clubs are eagerly waiting to see what will happen next. Will Villa stay at Independiente Rivadavia or return to Boca? Only time will tell.