Boca continues to search for reinforcements for this pass market. In this regard, the Boca club set a main priority for itself and that is to incorporate players in the offensive sector of the playing field. And in the last days, it was offered Ezequiel Avila.
The Argentine striker Real Betis of Spain has not had much experience in the formation of the Technical Director, Manuel Pellegriniand does not frown upon emigrating. In fact, the “Xeneize” would have shown interest in hiring him and could advance for him as the weeks went by, but in the last few hours, the player from 31 years left a wink on the social network account Instagram of Leandro Paredes which surprised more than one fan.
“Chimy“He was approached by the blue and gold team in recent days and they showed a willingness to negotiate his arrival in this transfer window. The former Federal Shooting from Rosario longs for continuity, something that has not been taken into account Europaand the box the riverside appears as a serious candidate.
Although the negotiations are far from over, the attacker would be on the radar of the entity Brandsen 805 and now the footballer himself was the one who surprised. One of the members of the cast who wears the blue and yellow colors used said network to show how the preseason is coming and the attacker appeared when commenting on the post with some applause emojis.
“Boca is waiting for you” and “Are you coming?”, the reactions of fans to a player’s emoji
This small wink from Rosario caught the attention of the supporters who did not hesitate to ask him to become a new reinforcement of the ranks of Claudio Ubeda. “Boca is waiting for you, Chimy,” “Are you coming?”, “Boca is waiting for you with the doors open,” were some of the reactions to the protagonist’s comment on his own profile. Paredes. It should be noted that at the moment the institution that presides Juan Roman Riquelme He did not specifically advance for the attacker, although he is someone the leadership likes and they are seriously analyzing his signing.
