💥Tense talk between Palacios and Gago
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Without a doubt, the big controversy of the week at Boca has Carlos Palacios at the center of the scene. Yesterday, he was absent from practice because he deliberately took two days off.From the club, they only confirmed that he would arrive on Tuesday and everything was due to personal issues. Now, it is already known that he will have a tough talk with Fernando Gago.
A priori, according to TyC Sports, Gago's idea is to minimize the damage. That's why his idea is to keep him in the starting lineup and treat it as an isolated incident. "Pintita's" idea is to maintain calm in a hectic semester.
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