Boca Junior broke Frank Fabra's contract | ELESPECTADOR.COM

The Argentine team has pbaded the requirement in front of the AFA for the injury of the Colombian side to be able to bring another stranger.

controversial, other than the normal course of events. The certain thing is that Boca Juniors interrupted the contract of Frank Fabra after the injury of the Colombian in the cruciate ligaments, to be able to register another player and thus not to lose the quota of the lateral while continuing with its recovery process in Medellín .

Sergio Marchi, general secretary of the footballers, confirmed the news giving the go-ahead to the Xeneize team to put in the official model for Uruguayan Lucas Ozola Uruguayan tournaments. With the arrival of the charrúa, Boca, who has a maximum of six foreigners allowed, will have to leave one to continue to comply with the regulations.

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The event could end with the departure of Colombian Sebastian Perez, because despite the strong injury that he has Excluded from the World Cup in Russia, Fabra is beloved by coach Guillermo Barros Schelotto, who badured days ago that he would wait for Antioquia that it is necessary for him to return to be part of his staff ( it is estimated that Frank still has four months of disability).

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Boca will not waste quota, but when he comes back the camp will have to decide on one of the lists. Right now, the club's half plus one has Colombians Fabra, Pérez, Edwin Cardona, Sebastián Villa and Wilmar Barrios, and with Uruguayan Nahitán Nández, not to mention Ozola.

Recall that the 27-year-old Antioquian He arrived in Argentina from the Independiente Medellín in 2016, after his successful pbadage through the mighty mountain, as well as by Envigado and Deportivo Cali.