The official statement, sent to the “Xeneize” by the governing agency of world football, highlighted the speed with which the fans of the Ribera Club acquired the tickets, surpassing European clubs such as Real Madrid, Manchester City and Inter Milan, Among other important teams.
The team led by Fernando Gago will face a demanding group in the tournament, in which it must be measured against the Bayern Munichhe Benfica and the Auckland City. Boca fans remain excited about the squad that is being assembled and responded massively to the expectation generated by this competition, exhausting the tickets five months in advance.
As the “Xeneize” had reported, the values of the entries for the group stage matches were as follows:
- Before Bayern Munich: between 76 and 161 dollars.
- Before Benfica: between 45 and 116 dollars.
- Before Auckland City: between 36 and 85 dollars.
Regardless of the price, Boca became the only club that managed to sell all the tickets assigned for their games at this stage.
On the other hand, the “Xeneize” already assured seven reinforcements for this season and is still hopeful to add one more: the long -awaited return of the world champion Leandro Paredes.
Although in Boca they do not lose the illusion of retelling walls on his team, the player of the Argentine National Team was holding and captain in the recent defeat of Rome 1-0 against Az Alkmaar in the Europa League.
Even so, the midfielder made it clear that he does not rule out the possibility of returning to the Ribera club: “I live my career day by day and we will see what happens.”
The “Xeneize” had seven reinforcements thinking about the Club World Cup and the Copa Libertadores: Carlos Palacios, Ayrton Costa, Ander Herrera, Rodrigo Battaglia, Alan Velasco, Williams Alarcón and Agustín Marchesín.
Boca will debut this Sunday at 7 pm against Argentinos Juniors, in La Bombonera, for the first date of the Professional Soccer League.
Source: Ambito
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