Eduardo ‘Toto’ Salvio says goodbye to Boca Juniors: “I have to leave, but here they will have one more fan”

Eduardo ‘Toto’ Salvio announced his departure from Boca Juniors with an emotional farewell message through his social networks. The Argentine striker arrived at “Xeneize” in July 2019 and now he will face a new challenge at Pumas UNAM in Liga MX.

The 31-year-old attacker recalled that he won the Super League, the Argentine Cup and the League Cup (2). “I want to thank all the Boca fans for these 3 beautiful years that I lived with all of you, there were 4 titles, games, goals and moments that I will never forget”, he wrote in the post on his Twitter account.

In the same way, “Toto” pointed out that he will always keep the love of the fans in his heart. In addition, he stressed that he will support his love club from a distance. “Today I have to leave, but here they will have one more fan who will support the team with all their might”he added.

“I really enjoyed it and as I always said, I was privileged to wear that shirt and play every weekend at La Bombonera. From all my heart. Thanks. I love you Boca”, he added.

Pumas DT praised Salvio: “I bring him because I need experience”

Pumas UNAM has not yet formalized the hiring of Salvio. However, the DT of the Mexican team, Andrés Lillini, explained one of the reasons why he contacted the winger to offer him a space in the “Auriazules” squad.

“I bring it because I need experience. We are many guys, I gave a lot of importance to the Inferiors, we debuted 14 in two years, and then I need that part of support, of experience, of someone who has filmed like ‘Toto’ “, declared for the newspaper Ole.

“Specifically on the field, someone who gives me clearances from the right and from the left because the forwards that are Del Prete and Dinenno need more than anything that they throw a lot of balls into the area because they are scorers”deepened the UNAM strategist.