Paredes' wife backs him on socials after Boca exit: ‘Let them talk’ | OneFootball

The elimination against Huracán in the Round of 16 of the Apertura Tournament left a lot of sadness and anger in the Boca world. So much so that several fans pointed to the captain’s performance, Leandro Paredes. On Sunday, his sister, Liana Vanesa, came out to support him on social media, and this Monday his wife, Camila Galante, did the same.

“Just to remind you that we’re here, as always, in the good times and even more so in the not-so-good ones. And that we always believe in you, because you still have very big dreams to fulfill, and that’s what you teach your children too: to keep their heads held high, because if something goes wrong, they’ll always get another chance, and every sacrifice will have its reward,” began writing his wife and the mother of his three children.

And she concluded: “Those of us who know you, your teammates at the club, your family, and the real fans are grateful because you decided to come back. As for the posers, the ones who don’t understand football, let them talk. You just keep going, trying to fulfill your dreams and making everything you touch shine. I love you.”

It is worth remembering that on Sunday, hours after Xeneize’s painful elimination at the hands of Huracán, Paredes’ sister also posted a story on her Instagram account. In this case, she shared a tweet from the MLB account, which said the following: “Without Paredes there wouldn’t have been a little summer run, there wouldn’t have been a Libertadores, there wouldn’t have been clásicos won, there wouldn’t have been Arandas and Delgados in the top flight… Paredes can’t do everything, man. Thank you, Leandro. You have to play football, be the coach, be the president… Thanks, Paredes, for getting involved in this mess.” She added “crystal clear,” making it understood that she agreed with every word written by the user.

Despite playing the entire match, Paredes could not help Claudio Úbeda’s team overturn the result, and Boca lost 3-2 in extra time. In addition to having some run-ins with opponents, he also clashed with Milton Giménez during the match, an incident that went viral on social media.

With the captain leading the way, Boca is preparing to decide the Copa Libertadores group stage, where it is currently third and would be going out. On May 19, starting at 9:30 p.m., they will host Cruzeiro at La Bombonera, while on Thursday the 28th they will wrap up against Universidad Católica, also at home.

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