Boca Juniors attempt to bring back Paredes
Boca Juniors, his former club and favourite team, is ready for a new attempt to bring him back to Argentina.
The motivation is linked to the Club World Cup, which will start on June 15 and will offer a showcase of the highest level to the participating teams. Precisely for this competition, an extraordinary market window has been granted, active since June 1, which will allow the clubs involved to reinforce their roses.
According to TyC Sports, among the most active clubs at this stage there will be Boca Juniors, determined to take the opportunity to try to bring Paredes home.
Already searched insistently in the winter market, the Roma midfielder had not then accepted the transfer, preferring to continue his adventure in the Giallorossi.
Today, however, the scenario has changed slightly.
Paredes recently extended his contract with Roma for another season, but – again according to the Argentine newspaper – within the agreement there would be a termination clause of 3.5 million euros, valid only for Boca Juniors.
An affordable figure, which could concretely rekindle the negotiation, especially if the player, as he repeatedly stated, really wants to return to the Bombonera one day.
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