San Lorenzo has hit a big milestone by paying off all their debts to players, which is really important for getting their money situation under control. This good news was told to the players by Sergio Marchi who runs Agremiados, and it shows things are looking up for the club’s future.
- San Lorenzo has paid off what they owe players which makes everyone feel better.
- Sergio Marchi told the players himself.
- Getting their money sorted out is super important for San Lorenzo going forward.
San Lorenzo’s Financial Milestone
San Lorenzo de Almagro, one of the biggest football clubs in Argentina, has finally sorted out their money problems by paying what they owe their players. Sergio Marchi told everyone about this which means the hard times might be over for now. Being one of Argentina’s “Big Five” San Lorenzo had some rough patches with money that made it hard to buy new players. Now that they’ve paid up everyone’s feeling better about things and they can start looking ahead. If you want to know more about San Lorenzo check out their page here.
🚨[EXCLUSIVO] San Lorenzo puso al día a su plantel y ya no hay más deudas con ningún futbolista.
*️⃣Sergio Marchi, secretario general de Agremiados, se juntó con los jugadores en el hotel donde concentran y les transmitió la buena noticia. https://t.co/VdrBOgceIP— César Luis Merlo (@CLMerlo)
December 13, 2024
Impact of Financial Stability on San Lorenzo
Now that San Lorenzo has paid their players they can think about actually playing football in the Argentine Primera División. With Miguel Ángel Russo in charge, the team can work on getting better and playing well together. They got players like Nahuel Barrios and Iván Leguizamón and now they can think about making the team stronger. Having money sorted means they can look at buying new players too. If you want to see how other teams handle their money, take a look at what Independiente Rivadavia is doing.
Sergio Marchi’s Role and the Broader Implications
Sergio Marchi and the players union Agremiados, are really important in making sure clubs pay what they should. He’s been working hard to keep Argentine football honest. San Lorenzo getting their money right shows what’s happening in other places too. You can see what other teams like Racing Club are doing with their money. The Argentine Primera División is always changing and teams gotta be smart with money to do well, you can read more about it on the main league page.
