The real reason Mauro Icardi won't join Boca, according to China Suárez | OneFootball

During a brief visit to Argentina, Galatasaray forward Mauro Icardi shared a television interview with his partner, Eugenia Suárez. There, during the relaxed chat with Mario Pergolini, China revealed that if the striker decides to return to the country, he is "absolutely forbidden" to play for Boca.

The actress, a River fan, made her stance clear quickly in the conversation: "If he comes, he's going to River. There's no discussion. It's already been talked about. Boca? Absolutely forbidden." Of course, Pergolini's passion for Boca was strong, but when seeking the footballer's reaction, he dodged it: "I'm from Newell's, so I have nothing to do with it."

The truth is that, beyond the football banter, Icardi did refer to the possibility of returning to Newell's, the club where he was trained in his early steps but couldn't play because he went to Europe at a young age. "They've called me several times to return, but I still have time... I spent my whole life in Europe since I was young, so..." he said, leaving the door open for a possible return before ending his career.

The conversation shifted to other topics and, at one point, Icardi also allowed himself to make a confession about how his new relationship with China Suárez, after his scandalous separation from Wanda Nara, influenced his contract with Galatasaray: "One of the things I asked for when I arrived in Turkey was that I didn't want to stay in the training camp. She wants me to always be at home, we're very clingy."

In the sports arena, the striker regained his form after a long injury. He has scored six goals in 11 appearances in the Turkish Super League, with the peculiarity that he usually comes off the bench. His numbers keep him in the race among the top scorers, just two goals behind Paul Onuachu, the leader of the table.

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