Boca Juniors Transfer News: Latest Updates | El Intransigente

Boca He will have the chance to go for reinforcement from the outside. Although the Argentine soccer transfer market ended on Tuesday, January 27 and already incorporated Santiago Ascacibar y Angel Romerothe club will have two more places to incorporate. The first is generated by tendinitis of the Rodrigo Battaglia After undergoing surgery, he will be out for approximately 8 months. The second, a departure of a footballer abroad could open another place until March.

The journalist Martín Arévalo reported: «Boca freed up space for Alarcón. AFA enabled Boca the possibility of incorporating a foreign player. The reason? “The papers were presented so that the Chilean Williams Alarcón does not occupy a quota.”

Xeneize would currently be negotiating for a forward and a winger, the nationality of either of them has not yet been confirmed. In fact, the secrecy is such from the leadership that the names are not known. In parallel, a rumor arose that Boca consulted for Edwuin Cetré, a Colombian figure from Estudiantes de la Plata.

When do Boca’s injured players return?

Edinson Cavani, no pain after the block due to his low back pain, and Miguel Merentielrecovered from a grade 2 tear, could reappear in front of Fortín. Milton Gimenezaffected by pubalgia, has no estimated return date. Lucas Johnsonwith a grade 2 tear, will be out until Monday. Alan Velasco He suffers a knee strain and will have between 40 and 45 days of recovery.

Rodrigo Battaglia He underwent surgery on his Achilles tendon and will be out of the field for 6 to 8 months.. Carlos Palacioswith synovitis, aims to return at the beginning of next week. Exequiel Zeballos suffers from a grade 3 tear and his recovery will take between 4 and 8 weeks, while Ander Herrerawith a grade 1 tear, will be out for at least two weeks.

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