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35 years after Ramón Díaz's return to River Plate: he scored twice in his debut and ended up being the top scorer and champion

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This year marks the 35th anniversary of Ramón Díaz's return to the Argentine football club River Plate in the late days of August 1991, just a week before the start of the Apertura tournament. Upon his return after nearly a decade playing abroad, Díaz declared, "I am not coming to steal," dismissing doubts about his capabilities.

In his debut match, Díaz made an immediate impact by scoring two goals. He went on to finish the tournament as the competition's top goalscorer and ultimately helped lead River Plate to the championship title.

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