Boca legend slams Kevin Zenón | OneFootball

Boca will host Banfield this Sunday from 6.15pm at La Bombonera for the sixth round of Zone A of the Clausura Tournament. For this match, Miguel Ángel Russo decided to leave Kevin Zenón out of the squad, which came as a surprise. The midfielder, who is far from his best level, asked to be transferred in the last transfer market and this did not go down well. It should be noted that Ignacio Miramón, Agustín Martegani and Lucas Blondel are also not on the list.

In the context of the decision to leave Zenón out of the squad to face Banfield, Alberto Márcico was emphatic with the former Unión player and in a conversation with Radio Continental he stated: "Why doesn't Zenón worry about reaching the level he had before?". He also added: "He will be worth double what he was worth before, and he will go to better teams. He is a very good player, but he needs to recover himself".

It is worth remembering that Beto Márcico played for Boca between 1992 and 1995. He was instrumental in the conquest of the 1992 Apertura, in addition, he won the Master Cup and the Nicolás Leoz Gold Cup. In total, Beto played 154 matches for the club from La Ribera where he scored 15 goals and won three titles.

Kevin Zenón arrived at Boca at the beginning of 2024 and in his early days he was one of the most outstanding, but after a great first semester, the midfielder went to the Paris Olympics and from there the ups and downs began. In terms of statistics, Kevin Zenón has played 72 matches with the Xeneize shirt in which he scored 10 goals and provided 7 assists.

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