Bombing: River would have decided to leave the meetings of the AFA Executive Committee

After the strike announced by the Argentine Football Association (AFA) for this weekend, River made a weighty institutional decision: no more will participate in the meetings of the organization's Executive Committee

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The information was revealed by ESPN journalist Nicolás Distasio on the F12 program. “River is no longer going to participate in the AFA Executive Committee and is undermining everything that has to do with the representation of this leadership that leads Argentine football today,” said the chronicler

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"On the day the strike was formalized, on Tuesday, there was no longer a single leader of River. They chose not to go. The information I have, potentially, is that today there is a very large rift between River and AFA. River would have decided, because of all these improprieties, to no longer participate in the AFA Executive Committees,” he added

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“From what I understand there are two more clubs that are on their way to that. And I also understand that there are many clubs that would like to follow that path, but since they don't have River's back, they end up taking another stance,” he closed

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The Millionaire movement would be in line with what was previously done by Estudiantes de La Plata and exposes a scenario of growing tension within the structure of Argentine football. As it transpired, several clubs share the discomfort, although not all of them have the necessary institutional support to take a step of

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