Boca looks for reinforcements and thinks about Leandro Paredes and Gary Medel

The president of Mouth, Juan roman riquelme, assured that he already has in his portfolio the possible reinforcements that he would like to see in the team for the next Professional League. Among the names he gave are: Leandro Paredes and the Chilean Gary Medel.

First of all, Riquelme referred to Paredes, who had a successful time in European football and showed signs of wanting to have a second chance at the Xeneize club.

Riquelme acknowledged that “Paredes knows that Boca is his club,” but stressed that the decision to return depends entirely on the player, noting that “when a player comes from Europe it is for him.”

Another player who has been mentioned is Medel, with whom Riquelme has a very good relationship since his time at the institution as a player.

“A year ago we were waiting to see if the possibility of a place would appear and there came a time when time was up, but I have a lifelong relationship with Gary Medel and I told him that there was no possibility of opening the place. “He is dying to play here again,” said Riquelme about the Chilean’s possible return.

Regarding Uruguayan footballers Nahitan Nández and Lucas TorreiraRiquelme expressed that both have their own particular situations.

Regarding Nández, he mentioned his friendship with Edinson Cavanibut acknowledged that “his situation as captain in his current team complicates his return.”

Regarding Torreira, Riquelme commented that “the player has an obvious desire to wear the Boca shirt, but his current club in Turkey (Galatasaray) has bought him”, so the negotiation is difficult.

Finally, Riquelme highlighted some names from Argentine football that he would like to see in Boca. Among them, he mentioned the Colombians Roger Martínez – today in Racing – for “his ability to confront defenders”, and Juan Fernando Quintero – former River and today in Racing – for “his vision of the game and precision in his passes.” and the Paraguayan Adam Bareiro, from San Lorenzo, whom he praised for “his constant competence on the field of play.”