As speculation surrounding player transfers intensifies, Liga Deportiva Alajuelense has responded to a warning issued by Jafet Soto, the president of Fuerza Herediana, regarding a potential transfer of a player from Alajuelense.

The identities of the players whose contracts are set to expire at the end of June have become a focal point for fans and media alike.

Key players whose contracts will conclude include Anderson Canhoto, Joshua Navarro, Carlos Martínez, and Larry Angulo.

Additionally, the situation of Kevin Cabezas, whose loan to Sarchí was initiated following his recovery from a serious leg injury, has drawn attention.

Although Cabezas' contract was due to expire in June, Alajuelense announced his departure via social media, effectively concluding his tenure with the club.

Cabezas has publicly stated he is not the player mentioned by Soto but remains open to opportunities to return to the top tier of Costa Rican football.

On the day before a match against Cartaginés, Marco Vásquez, a spokesperson for Alajuelense, addressed Soto's comments, affirming a mutual respect between the two club leaders despite competitive tensions.

Vásquez emphasized the club's confidence in its ability to retain players, stating that contractual negotiations are secure for those they wish to keep in the team.

He reiterated the club's position of being unfazed by Soto's warning, indicating that player retention is not a current concern for Alajuelense.

The remarks from both clubs contribute to an atmosphere of intrigue among fans, heightening anticipation for upcoming developments in player movements within Costa Rican football.