Lanús

Lanús net spend since 2015

Lanús have spent €27m on disclosed transfer fees since July 2015 and received €132m: a net profit of €105m on transfers.

That covers 50 signings (24 for a disclosed fee, 22 free, 4 undisclosed) and 69 departures (34 sold for a disclosed fee, 30 free, 5 undisclosed). Loans are counted apart: 13 in, 64 out.

Record signing: Marcelino Moreno, €3m from Coritiba (Jan 2024). Record sale: Lautaro Valenti, €11m to Parma (Jul 2021).

Lanús transfer spending by season

Lanús record signings

1. Marcelino Moreno · €3m from Coritiba · Jan 2024
2. José Luis Gómez · €2m from Racing Club · Jul 2017
3. Juan José Cáceres · €2m from Racing Club · Jan 2025
4. Leandro Díaz · €2m from Estudiantes · Jan 2023
5. Allan Wlk · €2m from Olimpia · Jul 2026

Lanús record sales

1. Lautaro Valenti · €11m to Parma · Jul 2021
2. Gustavo Gómez · €10m to AC Milan · Aug 2016
3. José Manuel López · €10m to Palmeiras · Jul 2022
4. Rodrigo Castillo · €9m to Fluminense · Mar 2026
5. Julio Soler · €8m to AFC Bournemouth · Jan 2025

Lanús trading record: profit on players bought and sold

On the 24 players Lanús both signed and sold since July 2015 (academy graduates and free signings cost nothing), sales brought in €26m against €11m paid: a trading profit of €15m.

• Rodrigo Castillo: signed for €2m (Jul 2025), sold to Fluminense for €9m (Mar 2026): profit €7m
• Miguel Almirón: signed for €800k (Aug 2015), sold to Atlanta United for €8m (Jan 2017): profit €7m
• Iván Marcone: signed for €1m (Jul 2016), sold to Cruz Azul for €4m (Jul 2018): profit €3m
• Juan José Cáceres: signed for €2m (Jan 2025), sold to Dinamo Moskva for €3m (Feb 2025): profit €1m
• Cristian Franco Lema: signed free (Jan 2023), sold to Boca Juniors for €455k (Jan 2024): profit €455k

• José Luis Gómez: signed for €2m (Jul 2017), left free for Huracán (Jul 2021): loss €2m
• Leandro Díaz: signed for €2m (Jan 2023), left free for Atlético Tucumán (Feb 2025): loss €2m
• Facundo Tomás Quignón: signed for €260k (Jul 2018), left free for Dallas (Jun 2021): loss €260k
• Diego Hernán Váleri: signed for €159k (Jan 2022), left free for Portland Timbers (Jul 2022): loss €159k

Lanús ins and outs 2026/27: who left and who came in, by position

Lanús have made 1 signing and 3 departures in 2026/27, plus 5 loans out. Who left each position and who came in:

• Goalkeeper: out Lautaro Morales (loan to Tigre, 1 league start in 2025), Lucas Acosta (to Aldosivi); in nobody.
• Midfield: out Facundo Pérez (left free for APOEL); in nobody.
• Attack: out Walter Bou (loan to O'Higgins, 20 league starts in 2025), Dylan Aquino (to Union Saint-Gilloise, 8 league starts in 2025), Bruno Cabrera (loan to San Martín de Tucumán, 3 league starts in 2025), Franco Orozco (loan to Asteras Tripolis); in Allan Wlk (from Olimpia, 1,040 league minutes since).
• Position unknown: out Thomas De Martis (loan to Parma); in nobody.

Lanús injury news: injuries and suspensions

Lanús have no injuries or suspensions on record as of 10 Nov 2026.

Lanús last starting XI

Lanús's last league starting XI, v Central Cordoba SdE on 8 Nov 2026: Nahuel Losada; Tomás Guidara, Sasha Marcich, Carlos Izquierdoz, Ronaldo Dejesús; Eduardo Salvio, Lucas Besozzi, Marcelino Moreno, Felipe Peña Biafore, Raúl Loaiza; Allan Wlk.

4 changes from the side that started v Gimnasia y Esgrima Mendoza on 1 Nov 2026.

Started at least 3 of the last 5 league games but not this one: José Canale (4), Agustín Cardozo (4), Matías Sepúlveda (3) and Agustín Medina (3).

Opponent: Central Cordoba SdE.

Lanús minutes played 2026

In 16 league games since 26 Jul 2026, 8 Lanús players have played at least 60% of the minutes open to them, 9 are rotating and 16 have played under a quarter.

Out of contract by 30 June 2027 unless extended: José Canale, Bruno Cabrera, Ramiro Carrera, Raúl Loaiza.

Lanús club-trained players

On the record we can verify, 7 players club-trained at Lanús now play for other clubs we track, led by José Manuel López (Palmeiras, value €38m), Dylan Aquino (Union Saint-Gilloise, value €11m) and Tomás Belmonte (Boca Juniors, value €3m).

• José Manuel López · Palmeiras · €38m
• Dylan Aquino · Union Saint-Gilloise · €11m
• Tomás Belmonte · Boca Juniors · €3m
• Franco Orozco · Asteras Tripolis · €2m
• Pedro de la Vega · Seattle Sounders · €2m
• Darío Cáceres · Central Cordoba SdE · €1m
• Julián Aude · LA Galaxy · €990k

We count a player as club-trained when his record shows him registered with the club for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21 (UEFA's home-grown test), wherever he started and whatever he cost; time on loan counts for the club that borrowed him.