Juan Román Riquelme decided to dissolve the Football Council of Boca amid a sporting crisis. He accepted the resignations of Mauricio Serna and Raúl Cascini, and confirmed the continuity of Marcelo Delgado, who will now work alongside the president in the search for a new figure to lead the club's football project.
The goal is to bring in a figure with experience and influence who will act as a link between the professional squad and the management, as well as collaborate with sports planning and transfer markets from Boca Predio.
Among the names Riquelme is considering, Carlos Bianchi appears first, a historic figure for the club. His return would represent a major institutional and emotional impact for Boca's world. However, the "Virrey," already retired from coaching and at 76 years old (167.6 pounds), has no intention of returning to a professional role, according to those close to him.
Another candidate is Carlos Fernando Navarro Montoya, former goalkeeper of the club and former coordinator of the youth divisions during the first stage of the current administration. After a stint as a coach in the Spanish lower leagues and a brief experience at Santamarina de Tandil, the "Mono" is willing to return if Boca calls him.
Alberto "Beto" Márcico is also mentioned, a club idol and trusted person of Riquelme, with whom he keeps a close relationship. His name is well received by the current administration, although there are still no clear definitions regarding his possible role.
