Los Angeles.- The fans of Christian and Santi Giménez are clear. They both love Cruz Azul, they were both selected Mexicanyes and although the race of Bebote is just beginningChaco already has one of his greatest wishes for the journey his son takes.
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Which team would Chaco Giménez like to see Santi Giménez in?
For the former footballer, the Boca Juniors shirt would fit his son perfectly and he hopes that, at some point in his life, Santi can reach the Argentine team, in addition to being its attacking reference. “Boca, Maybe in the future because well, we are Boca fans.Santiago is also a Boca fan, be careful, this does not mean that he is going to go to Boca now, no, he is very happy in Feyenoord, he is very happy, he does not want to leave Europe, but at some point It would be something extraordinary for me, it would be like a dream come true. that he could play for Boca, but we’ll see,” he confirmed to ESTO.
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Although he also knows that the feeling of his offspring passes through La Noria. “That possibility is always latent, he loves Cruz Azul, he always sees Cruz Azul, he defends the colors, always where he is, has always been aware of what happens with Cruz Azul, we are awarethe entire family that is part of La Máquina, and yes, I have no doubt that at some point in the future Cruz Azul will always be on his mind and it could be a perfect ending to his career.”
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For now, the rumours that he is in the best leagues in the world are just that. “He takes it calmly, he takes it with a lot of maturity, he takes it with the fact that he is a Feyenoord player and It’s good and there’s a reason people talk about something they did well.“He is very immersed in what the Copa América is, doing it in the best way and we, those who are around, try to make the best decision for his career, football and whatever is best for him,” he concluded. .
