Club Atlético Independiente is currently planning its transfer market, and one of the most important issues to resolve is the goalkeeping situation. With coach Gustavo Quinteros at the helm, the club has identified Santiago Mele as the main candidate to strengthen the goal. The Uruguayan goalkeeper, currently with Monterrey in Mexico, has made a good impression during his time at Unión de Santa Fe, making him a viable option both sportingly and economically. However, Mele's high salary poses a significant obstacle for Independiente, which will need to find a way to bridge the economic expectations of both parties. Additionally, the club has received other offers, such as that of Panamanian goalkeeper Luis Mejía, although he is not considered a priority. On the other hand, Rodrigo Rey's situation remains uncertain, as his contract expires in December and there are differing opinions within the board regarding his renewal. Independiente could choose to bring in a new goalkeeper while also negotiating an extension with Rey to ensure healthy competition for the position.