2024-05-29 15:14:24
While it is rumored that he could leave Barracas Central, where he has been adding a few minutes, to return to Huracán, Ramon Ábila He gave an interview where he launched a phrase that was as incredible as it was controversial.
In dialogue with “Clank Media”, “Wanchope” referred to the drama of being relegated in Argentine football, in what many considered River a chicanery, taking into account his past in Boca.
“Getting relegated is like hitting your mother. There is no turning back, from a sporting perspective. It is not for everyone to fight for relegation, like fighting for the championship,” said Ábila, who also referred to what it means to play for Boca. “It’s like being on Big Brother 24 hours a day,” he said, although he also stated that he enjoyed it.
Paredes’ strong revelation about Paulo Dybala: “I noticed it was very sad”
Less than a month before the start of the Copa América, Leandro Paredesone of the regulars in the Argentine National Team, spoke publicly about the absence on the list of Paulo Dybalahis companion in Rome, and told how the man from Córdoba took the news.
“I noticed it was very sad,” Paredes crudely acknowledged, upon arriving in Argentina, after finishing his season in Italian soccer. The former Boca player will have a few days of rest, before beginning the process leading up to the continental competition, under the orders of Lionel Scaloni.
“For any player who is left out of a list as important as this, it is probably not the best news, but I know that he is strong enough to get out of this,” added Paredes, who this season played 49 games and scored five goals in the team. Italian.