Edinson Cavani decided his future and surprised everyone at Manchester United

What seemed to be more of a simple wish is very close to becoming a reality. News broke on Monday that Boca Juniors, one of the biggest teams in Argentina and also on the continent, was interested in signing Manchester United's Uruguayan forward Edinson Cavani. However, various MLS franchises also wanted the player, in addition to the fact that he has the possibility of renewing with the Red Devils. But this Tuesday, his father broke the silence and said a phrase that surprised and revolutionized the world of world football. 

"There's a 60% chance that Edinson will go to Boca Juniors. I would like him to go to teams with chances to win titles. Here in Uruguay the teams cannot win even the milk glass", Luis began by marking. Along the same lines, Cavani Sr. added in a statement to TyC Sports: "He wants to be closer to the family and that is the reason why I firmly believe that Edi will end up playing for a team in South America, near Uruguay".

On the other hand, Luis Cavani remarked: "Knowing Edi, from what we have spoken and what he has spoken with Juan Román Riquelme, with whom I know he has had direct contact, he leans a lot towards Boca. The times I listened to him Riquelme saw that he wants the best for Boca and with his vision he will seek the best. To have a competitive team according to everything that surrounds Boca".

Far from stopping, the father of Matador, one of the most important players in the history of Uruguay, deepened: "I cannot deny that he likes Boca. He has made it public. He always leans towards Boca because I think he has had many conversations with Juan Román Riquelme. He would like to play here, close to the country, to spend more time with us. I say it honestly because in Europe when the player starts wanting to become all that plays against his performance and other factors".

To close, he finished: "I imagine him celebrating a goal in the Manteca Martínez style. We all know what the Boca fans are, what Argentine football's, scoring a goal and being able to yell at 30 or 40 thousand people. It makes you want to to be with them on the court. I imagine all that. Seeing him happy, which is what I want, wherever he's, be happy".