Closs Explains Why Delgado Won’t Coach Boca

With the Bronze Ball under his arm, which accredited him as the third best player in the Mundial Sub 20everything suggested that it was a turning point for Milton Delgado in Boca. His performance with the Albiceleste allows us to speculate that, if maintained, he is in a position to regain the prominence he had in the first half of the year in La Ribera.

However, while the midfielder will be under the orders of Claudio Ubeda to fight for a position, not all voices believe it is most appropriate to recover ground. In that sector there is Mariano Closswho when asked if Úbeda should take advantage of Delgado’s soccer momentum to face Central Tentsnext Monday, The rapporteur used a simple but lapidary phrase to justify his position.

Boca did very well in terms of goalscoring and they balanced things a little with Paredes. There it would be playing for playing’s sake. It seems to me that it does not merit the modification“, stated Closs, on ESPN, prioritizing the stability and consolidation of the scheme that Boca has been strengthening game after game. Thus, From his perspective, Delgado will have to wait for his opportunity.

The vision of Úbeda

Closs’s opinion would be directly aligned with the decision that, according to journalist Diego Monroig, the coaching staff had already made. The truth is that Úbeda will include Delgado in the list of those called up for the match against Guapo, but his initial destination will be the substitute bench. This confirms that the pair of central midfielders, if there are no unforeseen events, will be composed again of Leandro Paredes y Rodrigo Battaglia.

In this way, the individual merit of Milton Delgado and the Bronze Ball won in Chile, a priori, do not add up to enough credits to disarm or contribute his presence to the midfield.

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Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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