Overview
- Club confirmed that Raúl Cascini and Mauricio Serna have left the Consejo de Fútbol following President Juan Román Riquelme’s decision to disband the body.
- Cascini publicly denied any intention of suing Boca Juniors and expressed gratitude to the club and to Riquelme for their support.
- He said he will send cartas documento to journalists he accuses of defaming him and his family, signaling legal action against media figures.
- In interviews, Cascini defended the council’s record—highlighting over 40 youth promotions and key signings—while criticizing Carlos Mac Allister and Sebastián Battaglia.
- Boca has begun discussions on a new technical secretariat or manager role, with names like José Pékerman floated but now regarded as unlikely.