“For now, I am happy in Rome, then if something has to happen, it will happen,” declared the midfielder of the ‘Giallorossi’.

Leandro Paredes is the centre of transfer rumors, suggesting a potential return to Boca Juniors as early as next summer. The ‘Giallorossi’ midfielder was intercepted by some journalists at the airport, waiting to catch his flight to Italy, who probed him on the Boca issue. Here are his words, as quoted by TyC Sports.

“It’s always wonderful to play in a Club World Cup, the competition is consistently thrilling, but I can’t say much. “I am living my career day by day. No, I have not spoken with Fer (Fernando Gago).” His appointment as coach strikes me as spectacular. He has a style of play that I absolutely adore. “Undeniably, I’m thrilled. He is a coach who has proven his mettle and lived up to the challenge, so I hope he flourishes as I harbour a great fondness for him,” he exclaimed.

This comment came to light via an Instagram story shared by his father, capturing him donning the jersey of the Xeneixes. “My father is insane, but okay, okay, remain calm. I don’t know what will happen. I am living my life in peace, experiencing my career day by day. I am in my club, I have a contract, and I am happy. As I always say, whatever is meant to happen, will indeed occur.