The criticised Boca player Vasco Arruabarrena wants to revive | OneFootball

Boca is preparing for a new chapter under Rodolfo Arruabarrena. El Vasco will become the new head coach of the club from La Ribera with the goal of taking the team back to the top, with the Copa Sudamericana as the main target. In that sense, he is looking to help a particular player in the squad regain his best form. 

One of the main points Arruabarrena will analyze upon his arrival at Boca is, without a doubt, the signings. El Xeneize needs to strengthen certain areas of the pitch that were clearly exposed in the first half of 2026. However, there are also players he hopes to revive, and one of them is Kevin Zenón.

According to what Tati Civiello revealed, the new coaching staff of El Xeneize will back the former Unión player, as he has qualities that could be key for the squad heading into the second half of the year. Although there are rumors of a possible departure, the truth is that they will try to get him back to the high level he once showed with the club from La Ribera.

The new coaching staff trusts the former Unión player.

Along the same lines, the transfer market will be crucial. Regardless of the players Vasco and company want to bring back, Boca will look to strengthen the weakest positions in the squad. El Xeneize hopes to add a goalkeeper, a right-back, and a forward for the second half of the year in order to compete in the best possible way on all fronts.

For now, the players of the club from La Ribera are on break due to the global pause caused by the World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, which will begin on June 11. However, both the club’s management and the new coaching staff will work together to start shaping the new Boca in Arruabarrena’s second spell.

Vasco Arruabarrena’s coaching staff in his second spell at Boca

At some point this week, the 50-year-old strategist will arrive in Argentina to finalize details, sign his contract, and begin his duties. Boca’s board’s main objective is for him to start working before the official preseason begins, which will be on June 18.

For his second spell with El Xeneize, Vasco will rely on a trusted group and repeat the core of the staff that was part of his first stint as head coach at the club. His assistant coach will once again be Diego Markic, and the fitness coach will be Gustavo Roberti.

Arruabarrena will stick with his staff for his second spell at Boca.

Both accompanied Arruabarrena during his international experiences in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. In addition, they were crowned champions with Shabab Al-Ahli in the 2018/19 season.

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