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Requelme Returns to Boca Juniors

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The Argentine International Juan Roman Requelme has left Spainish La Liga club Villareal to return to his former club Boca Juniors.

Requelme helped steered Villareal into last seasons Champions League semi-final only to be beaten by Arsenal, the eventual runners up.

Requelme had previously stated he would never play for Boca again however, he seemed genuinely happy to be once again holding the famous dark blue and yellow shirt during the press conference.

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