Borja to Boca: 2026 Transfer News

The transfer market does not stop giving information where Cruz Azul always heads the list of protagonists. In the last few hours, the name of Miguel Borja was repeatedly associated with the cement team after leaking that Nicolás Larcamón asked for a forward.

Borja has already made a decision and from Argentina they were the first to announce it. And after not renewing with River Plate, the Colombian was left with the freedom letter and there were many clubs that approached to ask about his services.

But according to information from journalist Germán García GrovaBorja chose Boca Juniors, who also showed interest in the coffee grower. “Miguel Angel Borja wants to play for Boca. This is what the Colombian striker made known to a person very close to Juan Roman Riquelme,” the communicator wrote on his social networks.

From Argentina they do not stop ensuring that Borja will end up playing for Boca Juniors and will go from El Monumental to La Bombonera in a matter of hours. Martin Palermo, historic scorer for the Xeneize team, was consulted about this signing and gave his approval.

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“He is not a player identified with River so he cannot play in Boca. I don’t think so. If it’s Demichelis’ Borja (Martin), he gives you up and scores goals“Palermo explained to the media TyC Sports.

Cruz Azul will have to look for another option

Always and according to that same source, in the next few hours there will be a meeting between Juan Román Riquelme, president of Boca Juniors, and Borja’s representatives to bring closer positions. If the negotiations are finalized, Cruz Azul will have to point towards another forward.

Marcus Cole

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