Ander Herrera says goodbye to Boca: 'The club has a Boca fan in Europe and I will always be there when needed'
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- Spanish midfielder Ander Herrera has officially bid farewell to Boca Juniors after a year and a half marked by injuries and a lack of titles.
- In an emotional video recorded at La Bombonera stadium, Herrera expressed gratitude to club officials and teammates, stating he will remain a fan.
- He rescinded his contract and assured the club that a 'Boca fan in Europe' will always be available if needed.
Spanish midfielder Ander Herrera has announced his departure from Boca Juniors, concluding a tenure of approximately eighteen months that was significantly hampered by injuries and a failure to secure any titles.
In a heartfelt video message filmed at the iconic La Bombonera stadium, Herrera conveyed his gratitude to Juan Román Riquelme, a key figure in the club's football leadership, as well as his teammates and the club's staff.
He confirmed that he has rescinded his contract with the Argentine club. Despite leaving the playing field for Boca, Herrera pledged his continued support and connection to the team.
Herrera stated, "The club has a Boca fan in Europe, and whenever they need me, I will be there," signaling his enduring loyalty and willingness to remain involved with the club in some capacity, even from afar.
El club tiene a un bostero en Europa y siempre que me necesite voy estar
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Originally published by Clarín in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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