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Despite leaving Boca Juniors several years ago to continue his career in Europe, Leandro Paredes maintains an unconditional love for the club that formed him from a young age. After the 'Xeneize' team was crowned champions of the Argentine Professional League, the Juventus midfielder emphasized his feelings, but this time not with words, but with a tremendous gesture.
Through an Instagram story, the current Juventus player, who is recovering from a hamstring strain in his left leg with the hope of being in optimal conditions for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, showed an impressive tattoo he got in honor of Boca Juniors.
As we remember, Paredes emerged from Boca Juniors, he is a fan of the club and now he amazed all the fans by showing the tattoo that he left imprinted on his skin, where he placed La Bombonera on his chest.
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The tattoo features the figure of a child with the number 5, which would be himself as a child, and La Bombonera in the background, while in the left corner, two children holding hands can be seen facing the landscape of a beach.
His time at Boca
With the 'Xeneize' shirt, Leandro Paredes made his debut in the first team in 2012 and played a total of 30 games, scoring five goals, before finally traveling to Europe in 2015 to join Roma.
He couldn't win any titles with Boca, but it seems that the player has in mind to return to his country when his career allows it and win some titles with the shirt that saw him born.
"I am 27 years old and when the time comes to return, I will. I don't want to get anyone's hopes up, I am still young to think about returning to Boca, I want to stay a long time in Europe and then return to the club," he commented at the time.
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