Andrés Felipe Román will not be able to forget his frustrated transfer to Boca Juniors of Argentina, which also left a very serious medical opinion: the doctors of the Argentine club sentenced the future of the Colombian side’s career, by diagnosing him with congenital hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, which put him at risk his life if he continued to compete in professional soccer.
Millionaires supported the player and carried out all kinds of tests on Román, which ruled out that he had such a heart condition, they detected that he had an athlete’s heart, he was able to return to the competition, and he was even called up to the Colombian National Team for the triple date of Qualifiers to Qatar 2022, last September.
In the last hours, a journalistic version assured that Millonarios was preparing legal actions against Boca Juniors, as the Bogota club was upset by the medical diagnosis that arrived from Argentina, as it threatened the personal interests of the player and those of the Albiazul team.
Thus, in the last hours a clear position of Millionaires was known in the case of his player and about what is said regarding Boca Juniors.
Enrique Camacho, president of Millonarios, was emphatic in response to ‘TyC Sports’, who asked him about the alleged lawsuit against Boca: “I don’t know where that came from,” said the leader, ruling out that legal action will be taken.
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