Exodus at River: the outcasts returned to trainingWhile head coach Eduardo Coudet leads River Plates preseason in Alicante, Spain, the reality in Buenos Aires is very different. The large group of professional footballers who will not be part of Chachos plans returned to training at the clubs facilities this Monday, with the sole aim of sorting out their respective departures.The names on an uncomfortable listAmong the players called up to undergo the usual medical tests and train separately are high-profile figures such as Germn Pezzella, Fabricio Bustos, Paulo Daz, and Maximiliano Meza. They are joined by youth players and recent signings such as Ian Subiabre, Alex Woiski, Giuliano Galoppo, Santiago Lencina, and Maximiliano Salas, who no longer have any room to change the coaching staffs stance.A transfer market under pressureThe main priority of the clubs board is to complete permanent transfers in order to reduce the wage bill, although so far no sale has been made official.Meanwhile, the clubs leadership is working against the clock to secure the reinforcements requested by Coudet, after finalizing the signings of Nicols Otamendi and Uruguayan Mauro Arambarri.This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in here.