🔥NUNCA VISTO!! RUGGERI RE CALIENTE EXPLOTA CONTRA RIQUELME Y RUSSO POR MARCOS ROJO

💥 EVERYTHING EXPLODED! Marcos Rojo separated from the squad and Ruggeri: "Do this to me and I'll drive you crazy!" The Boca Juniors world is on fire. After the scandalous defeat to Huracán and the embarrassment of Merentiel's substitution, the most unexpected bombshell arrived: Marcos Rojo was separated from the professional squad, and media icons Ruggeri and Morena Beltrán blew everything up live on ESPN. 🚨 Ruggeri explodes: "I'm going to drive you crazy!" On ESPN's F90, Oscar Ruggeri let out a fit like never before and uttered a phrase that resonated throughout Argentine soccer: "Do this to me and I'll drive you crazy. I'm going to get my clothes from the kit man, and if they tell me I can't come in, I'll come in anyway because it's my right. This can't be fixed anymore!" And she went further, pointing to Boca's internal affairs: “When it comes to big guys like Rojo, you have to be upfront. What they did was a bad move. This is how the entire squad ends up against the coach. They're going to point the finger at Russo... if they haven't already.” 🔥 Morena Beltrán: “This is what they did with Marcos Rojo” Journalist Morena Beltrán revealed previously unpublished details: “Rojo was extremely marginalized, he's hanging. They've been 'cleaning' him up since the Club World Cup. Now they've made it official. They don't want to relocate him, they want him out... but let the contract run.” And she dropped a bombshell that shakes the Football Council: “Russo can't fix this. The decision came from above. If Riquelme wants order, he has to speak up and let himself be helped. He can't manage Boca alone; this company has you covered.” ⚠️ Rojo, Merentiel, Cavani… Boca on the brink of collapse With Rojo sidelined, Merentiel at odds with the coach, and Cavani untouchable for "being on the board," Boca is going through the worst crisis of the Riquelme era. Distrust reigns in the locker room, and Russo is on the brink of collapse. Ruggeri didn't hold anything back: "Who decided this? Riquelme? Russo? If you take me out like you did Rojo, don't come back and tell me there's a locker room. There's no more locker room!" Rojo, Saracchi, and Lema are out at Boca: a kit manager told them so, and they can't enter the locker room. After yesterday's argument between the coach and the former captain, the coaching staff made the strong decision to permanently remove them from the squad and have them train separately. The club's version is that Raúl Cascini and Marcelo Delgado were responsible for conveying the message to the players. After another verbal exchange with Marcos Rojo during yesterday's training session, Miguel Ángel Russo made the decisive decision to remove him from the squad and have him begin training separately alongside Marcelo Saracchi and Cristian Lema, players who were also not considered. The former captain learned the news when he arrived at the grounds and met with a kit manager who told him to change in a different locker room. Later, Raúl Cascini and Marcelo Delgado, members of the Football Council, formally communicated this decision to the three players. On Tuesday afternoon, the 35-year-old center back had a heated exchange with the coaching staff and left the Ezeiza grounds without working. What happened? Russo asked the left-footer and the rest of the players who weren't training with Huracán to not participate in the talk—which included self-criticism for that match—and, disagreeing with the decision, he left on bad terms. And this new reaction from Rojo had immediate consequences, not only for him but also for Saracchi and Lema, two of the players who have not been part of the coach's plans since the delegation returned from the Club World Cup. As soon as the new short circuit occurred (they had already argued in Miami), it quickly became known from within Boca Predio that none of the three would be called up for some double-shift training sessions scheduled for Friday and Saturday. However, it has now escalated to another level: they will no longer work with their teammates or be allowed to step foot in the locker room. To add fuel to the fire, there are conflicting versions of how it all happened. According to tycsports.com, the decision was not communicated firsthand by Russo or any other member of the coaching staff. That is, Rojo, Saracchi, and Lema learned they were removed from the squad from one of the club's team members, made up of Juan, Nelson, and Gustavo. How so? They were basically told they would no longer be changing in the locker room. Interestingly, a few hours ago, the former Argentina national team player posted an Instagram story with Nelson Genez, one of the aforementioned Boca Juniors team members. However, the club claims that the employees only informed them of this and that the people truly responsible for conveying the full message to the marginalized players were Raúl Cascini and Marcelo Delgado, members of the Football Council (soon to be restructured). ...