David Silva attends match in Buenos Aires

World champion footballer David Silva was spotted at La Bombonera stadium during the Boca Juniors vs. San Lorenzo match. Photos of the footballer quickly went viral on social media.

Buenos Aires, March 11 (NA) – Former midfielder David Silva, 2010 World champion with Spain, was present at La Bombonera to enjoy the match between Boca Juniors and San Lorenzo, valid for the tenth date of Zone A of the Apertura Tournament. According to the Argentine News Agency, the historic midfielder and captain of Manchester City from England was seen at Brandsen 805, where the images quickly went viral on social networks. Additionally, a video showed the Spanish midfielder, a teammate of Sergio 'Kun' Agüero in the English team, with his attentive gaze on what was happening on the field, which caught the attention of several spectators and users.

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