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Maradona back with Boca

BUENOS AIRES
Football
Boca Juniors president Mauricio Macri will officially announce soon that Diego Maradona - once considered the best player of the world -will start working for the team this week.
Macri told reporters here Tuesday that the club want Diego "to be the image of Boca" and create a "executive post" for him.
Nonetheless, other sources reminded that a few days ago, Maradona did not hide his intention "to become the coach of Boca's senior team."
When the Boca Juniors Board gather on Friday, Diego will be
officially a member of the club "after eight years of absence", Macri said.
Yet, in spite of the wishes of the parties involved, some sources assure that "the terms of Macri and Maradona do not coincide" although they do not say which, so according to some, "it will be necessary to wait and see what happens."
Maradona spent four years at Boca after moving from Argentinos Juniors, before he went on to play for Barcelona, Napoli and Sevilla in Europe, and he was recently voted as the number one idol in the club's history in a fan poll.
The 44-year-old was initially offered the post of promoting the international image of the club but requested a more hands-on role in Buenos Aires, and according to reports, he is hoping that the job will
eventually lead to a coaching position.
"He is already on the verge of starting to work at Boca," Macri told the club's official website, www.bocajuniors.com.ar.
"This week there will be a management committee meeting to discuss how to convert the topic into a concrete reality and for good."
Maradona's well-documented medical problems are expected to be discussed at the meeting this week.
In 1981, Maradona's 28 goals in 40 matches guided Boca to the domestic league title before his move to Barcelona.
He then returned in 1995, scoring 7 goals in 31 appearances before finally retiring after a 2-1 win against bitter rivals River Plate in 1997. (Internet Sources)