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From Miami to Avellaneda: Rodrigo De Paul attends Cilindro to watch Racing vs. Boca
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From Miami to Avellaneda: Rodrigo De Paul attends Cilindro to watch Racing vs. Boca

From Clarรญn · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Argentine footballer Rodrigo De Paul attended a Racing Club match against Boca Juniors in Avellaneda.
  • De Paul traveled from Miami, where he played for Inter Miami the previous night, to watch his childhood club.
  • He was seen celebrating passionately with his partner Tini Stoessel and children.

Rodrigo De Paul, a key player for Argentina's national team and currently with Inter Miami, made a surprise appearance at the Estadio Presidente Perรณn, also known as El Cilindro, in Avellaneda to watch his beloved Racing Club face Boca Juniors.

De Paul's presence was particularly striking given his commitments just hours earlier. He had played a full match for Inter Miami on Saturday night, even assisting Lionel Messi's goal in a 2-1 loss to Montreal. Despite the demanding schedule and the long journey from Miami, De Paul prioritized attending the match, demonstrating his deep connection to the club where he began his football career.

He arrived with his partner, singer Tini Stoessel, and his two children, embracing the role of a devoted fan. Cameras captured De Paul in a luxury box, visibly thrilled, holding a small Racing jersey. As the game commenced, he was seen singing along with the crowd and soaking in the atmosphere, fully immersed in the experience.

De Paul's passion for Racing was evident throughout the match. When Marcos Rojo scored a penalty to give Racing a 1-0 lead, De Paul was shown celebrating exuberantly, raising his arm in the air while holding one of his children. His quick return to Argentina highlights his unwavering support for Racing Club.

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Originally published by Clarรญn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.