After Juan Román Riquelme decided to dissolve the Football Council, a measure that led to the departure of Mauricio "Chicho" Serna and Raúl Cascini, Marcelo Delgado was left as the sole person responsible, but one or more collaborators are expected to join in the coming days.
In this context, José Néstor Pékerman emerges as a candidate to join Boca's football department. Although the role he would occupy has not yet been defined, Riquelme doesn't rule out bringing in a manager, and in that scenario the former Venezuela coach is one of the most talked-about names.

According to journalist Federico Cristofanelli on AZZ's stream, the former national team coach "doesn't look unfavorably" on joining Xeneize and would be willing to take on that position, working together with Delgado.









