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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Juan_Román_RiquelmeJuan Román Riquelme - Wikipedia

    Juan Román Riquelme (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈxwan roˈman riˈkelme]; born 24 June 1978) is an Argentine former professional footballer and current president of Boca Juniors, the club where he spent the majority of his playing career.

  2. es.wikipedia.org › wiki › Juan_Román_RiquelmeJuan Román Riquelme - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

    Juan Román Riquelme (San Fernando, 24 de junio de 1978) es un exfutbolista y dirigente deportivo argentino, y actual presidente del Club Atlético Boca Juniors. [5] Un emblema del « número 10 clásico », se destacó como uno de los mejores jugadores argentinos de todos los tiempos y más aclamados mediocampistas de su generación, y uno de ...

  3. www.fifa.com › fifaplus › enHow Juan Roman Riquelme bade farewell to football, eight ...

    Jul 3, 2023 · Juan Roman Riquelme retired from football in 2015. Riquelme captained a Boca Juniors XI against an Argentina XI in his testimonial eight years later. The attacker scored in a 5-3 win. Akshat ...

  4. it.wikipedia.org › wiki › Juan_Román_RiquelmeJuan Román Riquelme - Wikipedia

    Juan Román Riquelme è un dirigente sportivo ed ex calciatore argentino, di ruolo centrocampista, presidente del Boca Juniors. Soprannominato El Mudo per via del suo carattere introverso, è considerato come uno dei giocatori argentini più forti della sua generazione nonché come uno dei più talentuosi della storia del calcio argentino ...

  5. www.footballhistory.org › juan-roman-riquelmeJuan Román Riquelme – bio and football career

    • Becoming Famous
    • A Spanish Odyssey
    • Return to Boca

    As a youth player, Riquelme played for various junior teams before he was spotted by both River Plate and Boca Juniors. As a diehard Boca fan, he opted for his favorite team. He made his Primera División debut against Unión de Santa Fe in 1996, and scored his first senior goal in a 6-0 drubbing of Hurracan two weeks later. He stayed in Boca until 2...

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    By 2002, El Torero could no longer resist the calls of European football. That year, he was transferred to Barcelonafor €11 million. However, Barcelona’s manager Louis Van Gal was far from Riquelme’s biggest fan. On the rare occasions he was given a chance, Riquelme played as a winger and was unable to find his rhythm. Once Barcelona signed Ronaldi...

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    After the World Cup, Riquelme’s bad habits saw him slowly lose his place in the team. In 2007, he was loaned back to Boca for five months, just in time to participate in the Copa Libertadores. He went on to score eight goals in the competition, including three in the finals against Gremio. Boca won its sixth competition title, and Riquelme was vote...

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  7. www.planetfootball.com › nostalgia › tribute-juanAn ode to Juan Roman Riquelme, one of football's most pure No.10s

    Jun 24, 2023 · Juan Roman Riquelme was caught somewhere in between. Arguably the purest example of the No.10, his languid style and silken touch enraptured at times and infuriated at others. A master of space and angles, unlocking tightly-packed defences and toying with the opposition, in many ways he was a player strangely out of step with modern football – a throwback to a slower-paced and less physically demanding era.

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