03/28/2024 7:29 p.m.
Days full of games are coming for Boca. The match against San Lorenzo will be the first of a long calendar that Xeneize will have to face (six matches in almost 21 days). And to take that first step, in what will be a final for the League Cup, Diego Martínez delivered the list of those called up for the match against Ciclón. And nothing was saved. He cited the best he has at his disposal, and also, with an expected return…
The novelty on the list is the return of Pol Fernández. The midfielder, already recovered from his sprained right ankle that took him off the field for six games plus 27 minutes against Estudiantes, responded well in the week’s practices and was called up for the classic against Ciclón.
Others returning to the concentration list are the players who left with their national teams on the FIFA Date: Nicolás Valentini, Cristian Medina and Luís Advíncula. Two of them could play from the start this Saturday.
In the payroll that the DT delivered there were other news. To begin with, beyond the absence of Chiquito Romero, who has not yet recovered from the inflammation in his Achilles tendon, there are other players who were left off the list, which indicates that they have been relegated by the coach: Juan Ramírez, Norberto Briasco and Ezequiel Bullaude (in June he will leave the club and return to Feyenoord in the Netherlands because his loan ends).
Those mentioned
Archers: Leandro Brey and Javier García.
Defenders: Luis Advíncula, Lucas Blondel, Cristian Lema, Marcos Rojo, Aaron Anselmino, Lautaro Blanco, Marcelo Saracchi and Frank Fabra.
Frills: Pol Fernández, Jabes Saralegui, Equi Fernández, Jorman Campuzano, Marcelo Benítez, Kevin Zenón and Cristian Medina.
Fronts: Lucas Janson, Luca Langoni, Edinson Cavani, Miguel Merentiel and Darío Benedetto.
The 23 chosen by Diego Martínez.
The possible Boca team to play the classic
Leandro Brey; Luis Advíncula, Cristian Lema, Marcos Rojo, Lautaro Blanco; Lucas Blondel, Equi Fernández, Cristian Medina, Kevin Zenón; Lucas Langoni or Miguel Merentiel and Edinson Cavani.
