With a serene spirit, without overflows or exaltations. This is how Hugo Ibarra assumed his first championship title as technical director of Boca. “It was a huge job all this effort that the players made during the time that I am as coach. They deserve what they are experiencing right now.” said the man from Formosa in his first declarations as champion.
Regarding the unexpected and vibrant ending that occurred, Ibarra said that “in Argentine football these types of definitions happen because everything is very even.”We are champions because we were the best in the tournament and because, despite having several boys on the team, I have a male squad. Boca has that mystique that we have achieved little by little and we are contracting step by step,” acknowledged the coach.
For his part, Luca Langoni, the youthful scorer of the team with six goals, said: “Being the scorer is crazy, I think I’m still not down, and being champion with my whole family is beautiful. I am very grateful to all my colleagues for the support they always give me, and being here celebrating is incredible. When I started, Ibarra told me to stay calm and do what I knew how to do. I keep the second goal against Atlético Tucumán, it was the one I shouted the most”.
“We had to do our job. We turned a result around and then it got complicated in the end. We had to think about ourselves and the results were given, the best man won. It’s a good start as a coach. Boca has that mystique that we’ve achieved from little by little and we are contracting step by step,” added Langoni, one of the happiest at the celebration.
