Adam Bareiro lands in Argentina to become Boca’s latest signing | OneFootball

The Paraguayan, the brand new center forward of the squad led by Claudio Úbeda, will be linked to the club until December 31, 2028.

The Paraguayan Adam Bareiro arrived in the country this morning and immediately headed to a clinic located in front of Parque Lezama to undergo his routine medical exams, a step prior to signing his contract with Boca Juniors.

“I am very happy to be here,” were the first words of the brand new center forward of Xeneize upon landing at Jorge Newbery Metropolitan Airport.

The former player of San Lorenzo de Almagro and River Plate will sign for three seasons and will become the third reinforcement for the team led by Claudio Ubeda for the 2026 season.

Bareiro, 29 years old, arrives to fill a vacancy in a position that has caused multiple complications for the squad. The recurring injuries of Edinson Cavani and the recent surgery for pubalgia of Milton Gimenez forced the club to go to the market.

The Xeneize agreed to his arrival with Fortaleza Esporte Clube, a club that shared the economic rights of the striker equally with River. Boca will pay three million dollars for 100% of his transfer.

So far in 2026, the striker has scored four goals in eight matches, with three goals in the last four games. He arrived at the Brazilian club just eight months ago, quickly earned a starting spot, and became an important piece of a team that was relegated and is now seeking to return to the Brasileirao.

With a past at Olimpia, River, and Nacional of Paraguay; Monterrey and San Luis of Mexico; San Lorenzo and River in Argentina; as well as experience at Alanyaspor in Turkey and Al-Rayyan in Qatar, Bareiro has accumulated extensive international experience.

Now, with the blue and gold jersey on the horizon, he will look to establish himself at Brandsen 805 and earn a spot on Paraguay’s list for the 2026 World Cup.

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