Midfielder Martin Payero was introduced this afternoon as the first addition to Boca Juniors this semester.” It was a very long market in Europe. I had the possibility to continue there, but when Boca appeared I did not hesitate. I did my part to be here and today I am happy,” he said at a press conference next to President Jorge Ameal and the member of the football secretariat, Jorge Bermúdez.And added: “Today I am here in Boca, I am happy for this situation, whatever coach it is. Today I can think about it, to be with my teammates. I want to live up to what the Boca world is.”
On the other hand, he commented on what he thinks improved in his experience in Europe: “I think more than anything in the physical part. It’s an intense, competitive league. That’s what I’ve incorporated well. Afterwards, football has led me to that.” And he said: “I like to attend, to help on the offensive side. That’s what I come to contribute.” In turn, he spoke of the current situation of Boca: “I followed the team on television even though I was playing very late there. It’s a great squad that had no luck to stay in the Cup.” The footballer, born in the Cordoban town of Pascanas, arrived this morning at 6.30 a.m. at Ezeiza Airport from England and after the corresponding medical review asked the leaders to go to the Boca grounds where the squad was training in the afternoon to meet his new teammates and the technical staff that Hugo Ibarra now directs. who comes from playing for Middlesbourgh of the second division of England, comes to the institution for 18 months on loan free of charge and with an option to buy. The midfielder began his career at Banfield, where he played 43 games, scored two goals, and also had a fleeting stint at Talleres de Córdoba, with 12 matches and a goal. In 2021, he was transferred by the “Drill” to the English club of the Championship, where he played his last game on February 9.
