I know why you moved the via next to U24, and I don't blame you for it, but I'm going to try to find a way of doing this without that :-)

My take:

This has the nice property that it also orients the shifter the same as the others.

what is the problem with moving the via?
I think there is enough clearance between the via and the pad so that no solder is sucked into the via. Or is it the beauty of the vias being in a line & symmetrical?

I think the downside of your solution is the 3v3-via between the pads of U32: it seems to touch the pads, so solder could be sucked down.

The vias ought to be tented, so that shouldn't be an issue. We already have a few other vias closer to the pads than that without trouble.

It's a beauty thing; all the shifters have an identical layout. If I really wanted to move that via closer I'd end up moving them all to match.

Ok, yours is more beautiful.

But you could still move the 3v3-via a bit up & right without problems. So even if the tenting isn't complete it doesn't create a problem. Via tenting tends to be not that reliable in my experience. You need plugged vias for that, but that is $$$