While undergoing the quarantine imposed by the National Government of Argentina, Rafael Santos Borré remembered River's decision to refuse to face Atlético Tucumán in the debut of the Copa Superliga, which ended up being suspended due to the advancement of the coronavirus.
"We knew it was going to happen and it's a moment where we all have to take care of ourselves. Today we realize that River's decision was the best", expressed the forward.
The Colombian also revealed his habits during the isolation. "To train, I wake up later. When we go to River, I wake up around 6 a.m. Now, I take advantage of until 8 or 9 to rest. Then I train and finish getting ready to do other things. I'm reading a book that my dad gave me called. I really like biographies, I have Falcao's, Simeone's, and Gallardo's" confessed Borré in an interview for Playersnet.
More quotes from Borré:
"At first when we stopped, I had the chance to go up to the building, do some gym here, but now they forbid it so they sent us a bike from the club. I do a lot of abs, weights, and train as best as I can."
"Regarding food, we have a lady who helps us here at home and takes care of that. We weigh ourselves constantly to not lose shape."
"Sometimes, a friend from Colombia comes out and we play online, and if not, for example, I play the Copa Libertadores... always starting, as number 9."
"With my hair, it's a mess, I'm one of those who gets it cut the most. Sometimes I cut it three times a week, now with this I have to hold on."
"I talk to my family to know how they are doing, what measures the Government in Colombia is taking. Things that I ask to know how they are feeling and how they are handling being at home."
"I realized that it was complicated (the coronavirus) when many leagues in Europe stopped, there I realized that it was going to affect the whole world. I already thought that it was going to affect us and I talked to my family to start taking care of each other."
"I talk to Sccoco, we are always in touch with all the guys. If anyone has any doubts, we help each other."
"The message is to stay calm, not to let ourselves be carried away by everything but to be cautious and stay in our homes. Let's share among ourselves and take advantage of doing things that we are not used to, getting to know each other more."