Fin del ciclo Úbeda en Boca y la lista de convocados al Mundial || By Juan Pablo Varsky - Let’s Go

Juan Pablo Varsky delivers an editorial on two key issues in Argentine football: the end of Claudio Úbeda's tenure at Boca Juniors and the final roster for the Argentine National Team for the upcoming World Cup. The decision to keep Úbeda in charge of the team after he failed to generate the necessary confidence and results to lead the squad was not a wise one for Boca Juniors and Juan Román Riquelme's footballing vision, given that the club has tended to downplay the importance of the coach over the players. Furthermore, he addressed the institutional and social context the club is experiencing: a Bombonera stadium that has lost some of its mystique, an increasingly polarized atmosphere among the fans, and a lack of sporting results that is deepening the divisions. Regarding the Argentine National Team, he expressed his disagreement with the absence of Emiliano Buendía from the squad, although he acknowledged the difficulty of modifying a consolidated core that retains a large part of the squad that won the World Cup in Qatar in 2022. He also highlighted the continuity of 17 players from that squad, the versatility of several players to fill different roles, and the wide range of options in attack and midfield as fundamental aspects of a team he considers ready to compete again for the world title. A complete analysis of Boca's current situation and the formation of a National Team that will seek to make history.