The debate for Public Limited Sports Societies (SAD) rekindled in Argentine football and had an unexpected protagonist. At the last meeting of the Executive Committee held on the premises of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), where the strike on date 9 of the Apertura Tournament was ratified
, the president of Gymnastics and Esgrima La Plata, Carlos Anacleto, presented an alternative that seeks to overcome the rift: neither traditional SAD nor closure to private investment, but rather a hybrid model that he called the "Argentine system”.Anacleto was categorical: he refused that his club could be transformed into a Sports Limited Company as proposed by the model. However, he argued that local football needs tools to attract capital
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His proposal contemplates the entry of investors through clear contracts, with specific rights and obligations, although without altering the institutional structure. Political and federative power would remain in the hands of the partners, who would keep the vote and strategic leadership. No company could appropriate a place or intervene in the internal electoral system
