Allegedly, a former Manchester United defender of his club's dressing room was kicked after he had collided with staff.
Boca Juniors fell on Sunday to a 1-0 defeat against Huracan, with the American Matko Mogtevic the decisive goal in the second half.
The result saw Boca to 13th place in group A as part of the second phase of the Argentinian Primera division and also marked the worst run of the historical club ever with 11 consecutive games without a victory within 90 minutes.
With tensions at the breaking point after the loss, Boca boss Miguel Angel Russo banned Marcos Rojo.
According to a report from ESPN Argentina, Rojo collided with Russo after the game that the manager led to expel him from the dressing room of the first team.
Moreover, colleague -Boca star Marcelo Saracchi and Cristian Lema would also be banned in the midst of the gloomy form of the club.
The report suggests that Russo's decision will not be reversed and that Rojo with the club with the club must start a contract termination procedure to continue his play career elsewhere.
Rojo is said to have informed Boca prior to the club World Cup of his intentions to continue after more than four years with the blue and gold.
However, no bids were made for the 35-year-old whose last performance for Boca came when he led the side of the game against the victory against Lanus in May.
The experienced defender joined Boca in 2021 after spending eight years in Old Trafford.
Despite a promising start in United Colors after it at the club of Sporting Lisbon, Rojo quickly fell into the pecking order, with a whole series of injuries that limit his career in England.
In total, the former Argentina International made only 64 Premier League starting Start during his seven seasons in the club.