The xeneize team has received their disapproval after the bad behavior of the cement workers with the signing of Paul Fernandes.
Relations between Cruz Azul and Boca Juniors are not going at their best. The Argentinian team had bad manners when negotiating for Guillermo Fernandez and wanted to interfere with the arrival of Angel Romero, two situations that went badly in the noble realm of the cement workers.
The Bolin case is one of the most famous: His services were available from Cruz Azul the previous semester, but despite the perfect contract the player had other plans.. As the midfielder reported to the club, personal problems kept him in Buenos Aires for more days than Sky-Blue allowed; However, the truth is that he negotiated his pass to Boca behind Cruz Azul.
It didn’t go down well at La Noria, where they took a dim view of what the player and the Buenos Aires team had done. FurtherCruz Azul didn’t like Angel Romero’s arrival when they tried to torpedo it, For cement workers who bid till the last minute even when they already had a contract. That’s why Santiago Giménez’s latest post might not go well in the pages of La Maquina.
The Mexican striker posted a photo on his personal Instagram with a fan wearing a Boca Juniors basketball team shirt. Given the tension between the clubs, this little slip by ‘Bepot’ may have earned him a scolding from the leaders.
Blue Cross Vs. Pachuca: When and what time do they play for Liga MX?
Cruz Azul and Pachuca will face each other next Saturday, July 9, starting at 9:05 PM (local time) in matchday 2 of the Liga MX Opening 2022. The game will be played at Azteca Stadium and will be televised by TUDN, while the United States will be carried on the TUDN USA signal.
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