The only unknown of this operation remains the price that Anderlecht will have to pay for Huerta. At the RSCA, we are silent in all languages and the Mexican media do not all agree. Some people talk about a small sum for a player who only had six months left on his contract. Others speak of an astonishing scenario: the player would extend his contract at the last minute to allow the Pumas to receive a nice sum of money. This would also allow Huerta to take a percentage of the transfer amount.
A purchase price still uncertain
This formula seems surprising because the price of €6.7 million is then mentioned, which would not suit Anderlecht at all, always looking for good deals after complicated years financially. The next few days will provide more clarity, even if the transfer window in Belgium will not officially open its doors until Tuesday January 7.
In Belgium, Huerta wants to launch his European career after becoming one of the best players in the Mexican championship. He hopes to remain in the Mexican selection for the 2026 World Cup which will take place, among other places, in his country. The theoretical idea is then to attract the attention of a club in a major competition. However, he did not want to skip ahead and that is why he refused the offer from Osasuna, currently 10th in La Liga.
