The close of 2025 marks the end of an era at Boca Juniors, with the confirmed departure of Frank Fabra.

After almost ten years of an intense bond with the Xeneize club, the Colombian full-back will say goodbye, leaving a legacy of titles and memorable moments.

Arriving in January 2016, Fabra established himself as a key figure in the defense, contributing to the achievement of eight championships at the local level, including four Leagues and two League Cups, among other trophies.

His debut dates back to February 14, 2016 in a defeat against Atlético Tucumán, a team that was also symbolically the rival in his last game on July 23, 2025.

Fabra’s last day at the Boca Predio was full of deep emotion. Aware that his contract ends on December 31, the Colombian soccer player lived a day of farewells.

It was a moment of high intensity in which he personally greeted each of his teammates, offering hugs to the club employees who watched him develop and grow over almost a decade.

The goodbye of a legend: Frank Fabra leaves Boca Juniors in tears

This intimate farewell reflected the strong bond that he forged with the institution and with all the people who are part of his daily life.

Through his Instagram account, Fabra published an image of his departure from the training camp, accompanied by a broken heart and tears emoji.

The departure, which puts an end to one of the longest and most intense cycles of his career, occurred in the midst of sadness.

The left back, an idol for many and unconditional for his coaches, could not contain his tears as he left the field, a clear indication of the deep pain that closing this chapter in his professional and personal life causes him.

With this emotional goodbye, Frank Fabra officially closes a cycle of almost ten years at the La Ribera club, a period where he wrote some of the most important chapters in the club’s recent history.

His time at Boca, which began as a promising reinforcement, culminated with the recognition of being one of the foreigners with the most experience and titles in the institution.

However, on social networks, Boca fans had no compassion and many came out en masse to thank the Colombian for his departure.

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