Justice is investigating a complaint about the alleged resale of tickets in Boca and raided several locations, next to Riquelme’s brother’s house.

The world Mouth He lived a convulsive morning away from football as justice dictated a series of raids carried out at several club headquarters and private homes, including those of Cristian Riquelmein the context of a complaint resale tickets. Which in any case is not at risk, is La Bombonera, which will not be closed on Friday for the matches against Platense and against Racing on Wednesday.

With noted prosecutor Celsa Ramírez leading the investigation, ticket resale and counterfeit ticket sales were reported in October 2022. The same was carried out in a way in the Prosecutor’s Office of the Barrio de La Boca, of the Prosecutor’s Office of the Nation, although it was later left to the MPF of the City of Buenos Aires, due to an alleged overselling in Xeneize’s last matches as local in the Professional League Tournament.

With the presence of the gendarmerie, they seized documentation, reports and devices from La Bombonera, the Pedro Pompilio complex, the Benito Quinquela Martín, the house of Cristian Riquelme and four other private homes in CABA and the province of Buenos Aires. Crimes under investigation include ticket resale, unauthorized association, fraud and omission of collections at a major event. The judge who requested the operation was Pablo Casas, of the Court of First Instance for Crimes and Offenses No. 10.

One of the most complicated in this investigation is Román’s brother, from whom several pieces of evidence have been seized and he is also being investigated through wiretaps that would implicate him in the case.

In any case, and since the investigation does not belong to the club but to people associated with it, there were no elements for La Bombonera to close and therefore Boca will be at home against Platense and Racing locally.