The Paraguayan midfielder of Ipswich Town in England, Julio Enciso, expressed his desire to play for Boca Juniors due to his deep fandom for the club. In a television interview, the player highlighted his admiration for the historical idols of the Argentine team and mentioned that both he and his family are passionate supporters of the institution.
Despite not having had contact with Boca's president, Juan Román Riquelme, or any member of the Football Council, Enciso revealed that visiting La Bombonera was a shocking experience that reminded him of the moments he lived as a child watching the Copa Libertadores. The footballer described the craziness of the Boca fans and expressed his longing to be able to feel that passion firsthand at some point in his career.
"Hopefully one day, God willing, it can happen. It's a dream of my father, my uncle, and the whole family," stated Julio Enciso regarding the possibility of wearing the Boca Juniors jersey. At just 20 years old, the attacking midfielder sees the opportunity to play for the La Ribera team as a pending debt that he hopes to settle in the future.
Finally, the player highlighted the influence of figures like Juan Román Riquelme and Guillermo Barros Schelotto in the club and in the world of football in general, emphasizing the importance of being able to share a locker room one day with the Boca idol and fulfilling his family's dream of seeing him at Boca.
