Carlos Palacios, a Chilean attacker, has joined Boca Juniors as their first signing for the 2025 season. Previously, he played for Colo Colo and traveled from Chile to join Boca's preseason. Palacios shared that he had a conversation with Boca's president, Juan Román Riquelme, who expressed his hopes that they would win many titles together. Palacios is excited about the opportunity to play at the Bombonera and is focused on preparing physically for the new challenges in Argentina. His transfer to Boca had been anticipated since the previous transfer window.

Carlos Palacios, the Chilean forward and a long-time desire of Juan Román Riquelme, has become the first reinforcement for Boca Juniors with a view to 2025. He arrived in Argentina and underwent a medical examination. He was also introduced to the Boca Juniors facilities and La Bombonera, wearing the 'Xeneize' jersey. Palacios delivered his first message to Boca fans, saying: 'Bosteros, no se pongan nerviosos. Nos vemos pronto.'

Boca Juniors has officially signed Carlos Palacios from Colo-Colo for 4.8 million dollars, which matched the amount of his release clause. Boca was eager to finalize the transfer swiftly to ensure Palacios's availability for the entire preseason. The player expressed his excitement, noting that it was a dream for him to play in what he considers the biggest club in South America. He had maintained regular communication with Juan Román Riquelme over the past months. Palacios has already completed his medical examination, confirming him as an official addition to Boca.

Carlos Palacios, a forward from Colo-Colo, is set to join Boca Juniors. Boca Juniors will pay the release clause of $4,800,000 for his transfer. The transfer is expected to be completed this week when Palacios arrives in the country to sign his contract.