Uruguay's players met with coach Marcelo Bielsa to express physical and tactical concerns before the Spain match.
Nahitan Nández may return to Boca with Arruabarrena as coach, despite economic obstacles.
José María Giménez defends Nahitan Nández after his World Cup exclusion.
Boca considers Leandro Lozano as a potential signing to strengthen their right lateral position.
Marcelo Saracchi helped Celtic win a title in Scotland, sparking interest in his future at Boca.
Boca fans react negatively to the team's elimination from Apertura 2026 after a 3-2 loss to Huracán.
Boca has an advantage in signing Nahitan Nández due to his contract expiring in 2027.
Boca's Riquelme considers three defenders for Copa Libertadores.
Boca considers Gastón Martirena and Nahuel Molina to reinforce their right flank.
Riquelme wants to bring Atlético Madrid's José María Giménez to Boca.
Riquelme seeks reinforcements to conquer Copa Libertadores 2026.
Riquelme seeks Dybala and two others to conquer Copa Libertadores 2026.
Boca's Riquelme targets Uruguayan players Nahitan Nández and José María Giménez to strengthen the team.
Juan Román Riquelme aims to bring Uruguayan players to Boca in the 2026 transfer market.
Boca considers signing Nahitan Nandez, a former player, for the future, with Riquelme closely following him.
Boca prepares for the transfer market, seeking a goalkeeper and right-back.
Marcelo Bielsa denies leaving Uruguay's team after the 2026 World Cup, citing misinterpreted statements.
Nahuel Molina rules out an immediate return to Argentine football, prioritizing his current club.
Riquelme seeks new players, including Felipe Loyola, for Boca's upcoming season.
Boca considers signing Nahitan Nández for $5 million in June.
Boca plans to resolve foreign player limit by potentially selling Marcelo Saracchi to Celtic.
Boca seeks to strengthen its right lateral position with three potential signings.
Riquelme wants to bring Uruguayan players to Boca in July.
Riquelme wants to add two Uruguayan players to Boca in July.
Sebastián Villa prioritizes moving abroad over joining Boca or River.
Riquelme seeks reinforcements, including Nández, to conquer Copa Libertadores 2026.
Juan Roman Riquelme chose Nahitan Nandez as a new reinforcement for Boca, valued at 5 million dollars.
Analyst Tato Aguilera identified four high-profile reinforcements-Villa, Molina, Nández, and notably Dybala-that Boca pursues for June's transfer window, with Dybala expected to join post-2026 World Cup, strengthening the club's hierarchy.
Boca received an offer for Brazilian lateral Brian Aguirre to reinforce their team.
Boca is open to negotiating Marcelo Saracchi's transfer if it frees up a foreign player spot.
Felipe Loyola is linked to Boca, but prioritizes Chile's national team for now.
Boca accelerates efforts to sign Chilean midfielder Felipe Loyola.
Boca seeks reinforcements after elimination, targeting Nahitan Nandez, Paulo Dybala, and Sebastian Villa.
Riquelme wants Nández at Boca and has already spoken with the Uruguayan player.
Riquelme seeks to bring Atlético Madrid's José María Giménez to Boca in July.
Boca's Riquelme considers three right-backs for the team.
Riquelme wants to bring Uruguayan players Nahitan Nández and José María Giménez to Boca.
Riquelme wants to bring Uruguayan players to Boca in 2026.
Riquelme wants to bring Atlético Madrid's José María Giménez to Boca.
Boca is seeking a replacement for Exequiel Zeballos, whose contract expires in December, with Sebastián Villa as a potential option.
Boca is considering replacing Exequiel Zeballos with Sebastián Villa amid uncertainty over Zeballos' future.