Radamel Falcao late career moves

In early July 2026 Millonarios announced that Colombian striker Radamel Falcó could return for a second half‑season, describing it as a possible “last dance” before his contract expired in June. Injuries, limited playing time and tax issues had hampered his first‑half performance.

By mid‑July the contract ended on 30 June, leaving Falcó a free agent. Panama’s San Francisco FC expressed interest, highlighting potential tax advantages, and negotiations were reported as ongoing with no agreement reached. Falcó had featured in 11 matches for Millonarios in the first half of the season, scoring once; his overall tally for the club stood at 12 goals in 40 appearances.

A report on 17 July confirmed that talks continued but remained unresolved. By 29 July journalists said the transfer was nearing completion, estimating a 90 % likelihood that the 40‑year‑old would join San Francisco FC. He was spotted in Panama City, had enrolled his children at a local school and was following the club’s official Instagram account. The club’s Colombian owner, who has personal ties to Falcão, is said to be driving the deal. If finalized, the move would be the most high‑profile signing in recent Panamanian football and could raise the profile of the Liga Panameña de Fútbol.