As if something were missing to gain centrality, in the midst of the debate in Congress for the negotiation with the International Monetary Fund, Mauricio Macri He got into Boca’s intern. former owner of that institution crossed the vice president and head of the Council of the Xeneize football. “Riquelme is ruining us. It is one thing to know how to put the ball and another to lead a club, ”she shot. And the answers were not long in coming.
“What a coincidence that on the same day that important things are being debated in the country, he is talking about Boca,” the current president of the club replied, Jorge Love Ameal. And then there was a parade of idols from the institution who whipped him.
The hardest of all was Jorge “El Patron” Bermudez: “I am surprised that the president who historically indebted this country the most, who cannot give lessons on how to manage, comes out and speaks ill of our club,” he said. The historic striker Boca, Angel Clemente Rojasadded: “I am not a politician, but do not forget what Macri did in the country”, affirmed the idol.
macri had the defense of Carlos MacAllister, former player of Boca and former Secretary of Sports of the Nation during the management of Cambiemos. “Boca lacks inner peace. It gives me the feeling that it lacks institutional maturity, ”he said in an interview with ESPN, pointing to the Football Council. And he completed: “If the most successful president in the history of Boca criticizes you and you don’t take it, the rest is politics.”
Macri was president of Boca between 1995 and 2008. During his tenure, the club achieved some of the most important sporting achievements in its history and that served as a platform for him to launch himself into politics.
the fight between Macri and Riquelme it is historical. But now, the politics of the club confront them again. For this reason, the former president’s statements are not accidental: in 2023 there will be elections and he has already expressed his favoritism for Carlos Tévez, who appears as a possible opposition candidate. The dispute is far from over.
by RN
