The Uruguayan striker used his social networks to clarify his commitment to Boca and affirm that he is “happy and stubborn”, so he will continue in the A Ribera club.
The Uruguayan striker Edinson Cavani He used his Instagram account to clarify his commitment to Mouth And affirm that it is “Happy and stubborn”so he will continue to wear the colors of the “Xeneize”.
At 38, he had been questioned about his happiness for Gustavo Matosaswho is the current technical director of Danube of Uruguay, Club in which he trained as a professional.
Cavani shared costumes with the current coach for two years, between 2005 and 2006, Until “Edi” moved his goals to Palermo of Italy, To start the 16 years of career that happened in Europe.
A few days after having returned to the country after participation in the Club World Cupin which he could only play before Auckland of New Zealandand in full preseason for the Closing Tournament, Edinson Cavani He made use of his social networks to confirm the happiness that the “Xeneize” shirt generates.
Who began the exchange was the current coach of Danube, who published a story in which Cavani celebrating a goal with the “La Straja” shirt, which was accompanied by the question “Where are you, are you happy?” And the phrase “They await you at home.”
Before the proposal to return to the Montevidean club in which a successful career began and began, the striker shared the story commenting that “It’s happy”and “Especially stubborn”for what is going to “Try until the last day”referring to its actuality in the Club of the Barrio de la Boca.
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Having arrived from the Valencia of Spain in the middle of 2023, as one of the best reinforcements in the history of Argentine football, Cavani alternated good and bad moments and, although it was runner -up of the Copa Libertadores In the year in which he arrived in the country, he could still not get any championship with the “Xeneize”.
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