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In the midst of the rumors that circulated in Boedo after their exit from Al-Rayyan de Qatar, Adam Bareiro broke the silenceHe talked about his future and referred to the club that marked a before and after in his career: San Lorenzo. However, despite the love he expressed by the Barca institution, the Paraguayan striker discarded a turn in the short term and made it clear that Marcelo Gallardo's River will be added.

The present

“I'm going to be an eternal grateful”said the Paraguayan attacker when he was consulted for his passage through the Cyclone, where he played in two periods and turned 40 goals into 120 games played (July 2019 to March 2020 and early 2022 in mid -2024). “I do not have to say what happened with the president, I am not who. I always follow it, I always talk to the boys,” he added, making it clear that he is still affectively linked to Boedo's locker room and avoiding getting into the controversy about the institutional situation.

Bareiro also shared his frustration for the elimination of the team in the semifinals of the Opening Tournament of the Professional League after the defeat against Platense in Pedro Bidegain: “When the goal of reaching the final was not fulfilled, I got sad. It is a place where I felt very happy.”

Your future

Despite his emotional closeness with San Lorenzo, Adam was blunt about the possibilities of returning in this winter passes market. “At some point if I had to dress my shirt again, I would feel very happy, but Today is not the time. Today that situation is very distant, “he said in ESPN12, lowering the tone to the versions that placed him again in Argentine football with the Barca shirt.

Finally, Bareiro highlighted San Lorenzo's impact on his professional development: “It marked me a lot in my career, it made me more player compared to what it was before.” With the future in River to start his second cycle, Bareiro made it clear that, although his link with the cyclone remains intact, his present away – at least for now – from a return to the new gasometer.

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