Claudio Ubeda, the head coach of Boca Juniors, has voiced his concerns about the team's current performance issues, highlighting a worrying lack of tactical ideas and clarity on the playing style. Following a 2-0 defeat to Vélez, Ubeda acknowledged that the team seemed disjointed and apathetic, showing little resilience in the face of challenges. He stated, 'It is logical that I am worried,' indicating the pressure he feels as he navigates these turbulent times.

Despite a brief improvement against Newell’s, Boca has failed to maintain momentum, reverting to patterns seen in previous losses that showcased a lack of energy and urgency. Ubeda's comments reflect a deeper concern about the team's identity and direction under his leadership, suggesting that he struggles to instill a winning mentality. With fan scrutiny intensifying, Ubeda's future at the club appears uncertain as results continue to disappoint.

The current predicament not only raises questions about Ubeda's tactical acumen but also challenges Boca's standards as one of Argentina's most storied football clubs. As the team faces increasing scrutiny from fans and analysts alike, it remains to be seen whether Ubeda can turn the tide and demonstrate resilience to secure his position and restore Boca’s competitive edge. The situation emphasizes the high stakes in Argentine football, where coaching changes can rapidly occur in response to poor performances.