Boca board confirms no ticket filter this year | OneFootball

Boca is going through times of change with the goal of improving the team’s performance in the future. The Xeneize management dissolved the Football Council, and Miguel Ángel Russo is planning changes to the squad for upcoming challenges. In this context, there were rumors about the possibility of eliminating the much-criticized filter to enter La Bombonera.

Although many media outlets discussed the topic and almost assured that it would become a reality for the match against Racing on matchday 4 of the Torneo Clausura, Ricardo Rosica confirmed that the filter will remain in place, at least for the rest of the year.

The general secretary of Boca spoke on AZZ and delved into one of the issues that most concerns fans. Amid new construction to continue the remodeling of La Bombonera, the filter for matches remains a concern for management. According to Rosica, although “it’s not true that it will be removed,” they are considering adapting it so that members have more opportunities to go to the stadium in the next tournament.

Ricardo Rosica confirmed the continuation of the filter.

“It’s not true that the filter will be removed,” the official began explaining. He added: “We are constantly thinking about how to update it, how those without the filter can get in to have that chance.” He also assured that the rumor about the possible elimination was meant to confuse fans. “Obviously, those who don’t support us leaked that and are causing confusion. We are working to update the system for the next tournament.”

What are the reasons for the filter at La Bombonera?

Along the same lines, Rosica explained the reasons for the filter and stated that the opposition created around 60,000 new members for the December 2023 elections. In this way, the current management was forced to implement a filter for each Boca match in order to organize attendees and avoid any danger.

The filter for entry to La Bombonera will remain throughout 2025.

“Those on the other side, who claim to be Boca fans but are not, filed a lawsuit against us because they say we made 13,000 members to vote, when they made 60,000, and they led us to this reality of having to implement a filter to keep the stadium organized. Otherwise, we would have a tragedy at every match at the gates,” he commented.

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