Marcos Rojo's enigmatic message and a silent ending at Boca

Marcos Rojo's cycle at Boca is already over, although it has not yet been formalized on paper. Without minutes in the Club World Cup, without a place in the team, and with a strained relationship with the management and coaching staff, the former captain trains daily in Ezeiza, although with no prospects of playing again.

The tension with Miguel Ángel Russo, which ultimately sidelined him in the United States, marked the breaking point. In fact, last weekend, Rojo posted two photos training at Boca Predio accompanied by lyrics from the song "Cuando me ven" by Mike Towers, which many interpreted as a message directed at the coach and the club.

"Without your help, I progressed / When they bless me, it can't be / God blesses me, but Lucifer / Is trying to make me lose faith," says one of the lines chosen by the 35-year-old defender. Also: "My people asking me what needs to be done / The girls calling, they want to do it / They're jealous because they want to be like me / And they can't, not even if they're born again."

The questions multiply: Was it dedicated to Boca? To the Football Council or to Riquelme himself, with whom the relationship was already broken? Or perhaps it was for Estudiantes, the club where he was also recently involved in disagreements, despite attempts to return?

The problem: there are no concrete offers. Not from Estudiantes, which distanced itself after Verón's public intervention, nor from Inter Miami, with whom he has been linked for some time due to his friendship with Messi. Nor from other markets.

Meanwhile, the Football Council was clear: players who will not be used can leave, but only if they bring in some money. Rojo has a contract until December 2025 and doesn't intend to terminate without an agreement.

Thus, while his departure is slowly being cooked, the defender continues training without playing, without speaking, and sending suggestive messages. A figure who was once a leader is now an uncomfortable presence and an exit that seems inevitable, but has yet to materialize.