Edinson Cavani, the surprising rebellion

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By: Manu Tournoux

Edinson Cavani, the surprising rebellion

After only one season spent in Valencia, the former PSG striker, Edinson Cavani, wants a change of scenery.

Experienced Valencia striker Edinson Cavani is currently lobbying his Spanish bosses to join Boca Juniors.

Cavani ready to go to the clash!

The Uruguayan international has not returned to Valencia for the pre-season and has not yet contacted the management to explain his absence, reports the daily AS. El Matador wants to continue his career in Argentina with Boca.

The source claims that the former PSG striker wants to get his management to terminate his contract so that he can then head to Buenos Aires. Juan Roman Riquelme, the club’s sporting director, has been eyeing him for a while for him landing at La Bombonera.

Boca Juniors are keen to get a deal done soon as the team are currently involved in plenty of important events, such as the national championship and the Copa Libertadores.

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Manu Tournoux

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