Vélez began to define a new institutional stage with a day that will go down in the club's history. This Sunday, members came in large numbers to the Polideportivo to elect the authorities who will lead the institution's future for the next three years. After ten hours of voting, Nelson Pugliese won the elections and will be the president of the Fortín until 2029, at the head of the Legado Velezano group.
The elections saw the participation of 9,769 members, a record figure that far surpassed the 7,665 votes recorded in the 2023 elections. Thus, the institution in Liniers experienced a historic turnout, with four competing slates and a significant mobilization of its members.
Pugliese's victory will also mark a shift within the current leadership, as the leader was serving as vice president and will replace Fabián Berlanga on November 25, who will become part of the Board of Directors as third vice president. Meanwhile, those who will accompany the new leader at the top of the Liniers management will be Gastón Aimaro and Eduardo Rado, who will serve as first and second vice presidents respectively.









