Boca Juniors is actively seeking reinforcements for the second half of the Liga Profesional Argentina season, and one name that has resurfaced is Jonathan Calleri. With the return of Rodolfo Arruabarrena as head coach, the xeneize club has begun to move in the transfer market, and Calleri, who had a standout stint at Boca from 2014 to 2016, is in the spotlight. During his first period, Calleri became a key player for the team, scoring 23 goals in 61 matches and helping the club win the Championship and the Copa Argentina in 2015. His outstanding performance, which included memorable moments like the rabona goal against Quilmes, left an indelible mark on the fans. In early 2016, Calleri was transferred for nearly 12 million dollars, starting a successful international career. Now, ten years later, his name is once again being mentioned around Boca Juniors, although there are no formal negotiations yet. The previous relationship with Arruabarrena and the need to strengthen the attack make his potential return a hot topic in the transfer market. Boca Juniors, looking to bring back players identified with the club, could benefit from Calleri's experience and quality in their squad.