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This is how Fernando Gago was received in Argentina after his departure from Chivas

Find out the details of the first words of the new Boca Juniors coach

By David Arengas

Fernando Gago Photo: Claro Sports, Escudoteca
Fernando Gago Photo: Claro Sports, Escudoteca
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In a moment that sent shockwaves through Argentine football, former Boca Juniors midfielder Fernando Gago made a triumphant return to the club as its new head coach. Touching down at Ezeiza International Airport on Sunday, Gago was greeted by a sea of passionate fans eager to welcome him back to the "Bombonera".

Known for his elegant playing style and deep-rooted connection to the club, Gago’s appointment has been met with widespread approval from Boca supporters. His decision to return to the club where he made his name is seen as a homecoming for one of Argentina's most celebrated midfielders.

"It feels like I'm coming home," Gago expressed, his voice filled with emotion as he addressed the throng of fans gathered at the airport. "Boca Juniors has always held a special place in my heart, and I'm honored to have the opportunity to give back to this club."

Gago’s coaching career has been marked by a steady progression, with stints at Aldosivi, Racing Club, and most recently, Chivas Guadalajara. His experience managing these diverse teams has equipped him with the tactical acumen and leadership qualities necessary to take on the challenges of coaching one of South America’s most storied clubs.

Boca Juniors is currently undergoing a period of transition, and the club's board believes that Gago is the ideal candidate to lead the team back to its former glory. With his deep understanding of the club's culture and his ability to inspire players, Gago is expected to quickly establish himself as a fan favorite.

As Gago settles into his new role, all eyes will be on him to see how he will shape the team and implement his playing style. Boca Juniors fans are eagerly anticipating the start of a new era under the guidance of their former midfield maestro.


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