Cristian Pavón, who returned from his loan at LA Galaxy in the United States, finally presented himself on Friday at Boca Juniors, according to the statement released by the xeneize institution, which also clarified the next steps for Kichán.
The forward was supposed to report to the xeneize training ground on January 1st, but he only did so on Friday. Due to this delay, the xeneize institution had sent him a letter on Monday.
"The player, who was called and his incorporation was expected for January 1st, finally presented himself on Friday to make himself available to the club," states the official statement.
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"During the next few days, the forward will undergo the corresponding studies and analysis to verify his health and fitness to join the first team training, led by coach Miguel Russo, as soon as possible," explains the document.
According to ESPN specialist Emiliano Raddi, Pavón did not want to return to Boca. His intention was to continue abroad, and he even had an offer to stay with LA Galaxy, but the US team only offered 6 million dollars, while the forward's clause is 20 million, a figure that Xeneize is willing to negotiate.
"On the other hand, the Football Council made up of Marcelo Delgado, Raúl Cascini, and Jorge Bermúdez wants to express their satisfaction with the return and publicly welcome him back to the institution," the statement concludes, toning down the conflict that had arisen due to Pavón's absence.