Crisis at San Lorenzo: Moretti once again criticized the interim leadership and questioned the lifting of transfer bans

Crisis at San Lorenzo: Moretti once again criticized the interim leadership and questioned the lifting of transfer bans
Moretti once again lashed out against San Lorenzo's transitional board of directors
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The former executive targeted Costantino, asserted that the debts are still in force and stated that the club today owes more than at the time of his departure

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After the press conference led by Sergio Costantino, Marcelo Moretti returned to the center of the institutional scene at San Lorenzo with a harsh statement against the current leadership. The former president of Ciclón questioned the origin of the funds used to lift the transfer bans, directly targeted the president, and asserted that the club is going through a more serious situation than the one officially reported.

"They clearly paid with the money from Báez's sale", Moretti stated, referring to the player who arrived during his administration and whom he described as "poorly sold". In that regard, he maintained that there is no sporting project and expressed his displeasure over the lack of reinforcements for coach Damián Ayude.

Moretti also emphasized that the agreement reached to lift the transfer bans is partial and in installments. "The debts remain in force until the total is paid off", he asserted. In addition, the former director went further by stating that San Lorenzo "today owes three million dollars more than when they carried out the bogus power vacuum on December 16".

Moretti aseguró que la deuda de San Lorenzo creció desde la acefalía
Moretti aseguró que la deuda de San Lorenzo creció desde la acefalía

In his statement, he strongly targeted Costantino for the generation of liabilities during his time as secretary: "I won't mention that during Costantino's administration the contracts of Formiliano (he never played), Auzqui, Gordillo, or the Uruguayan Ramírez were signed, who barely added minutes and cost us almost 5 million dollars in every respect".

Meanwhile, he detailed that out of more than USD 3,000,000 in transfer bans, around USD 2,500,000 correspond to commitments undertaken between 2021 and 2023, while the remaining USD 500,000 originated during his term in the cases of Romaña and Larrosa.

The former top official also denounced the taking of loans "with enormous and impossible-to-meet interest rates" and accused the current leadership of not having contributed the USD 12,000,000 that were promised before the "institutional coup d'état" and of leaving "a tremendous debt for the institution's future".

Moretti aseguró que se tomaron deudas con tasas enormes
Moretti aseguró que se tomaron deudas con tasas enormes

Toward the end, he left a political warning: "In February, when the courts return my status as president, I will come back together with the loyal ones and we will continue the project of gradualism in the payment of the liabilities (we paid off 15M dollars) and the reduction of the monthly deficit caused by old structures".

San Lorenzo's complicated economic reality

In recent hours, Sergio Costantino held a press conference to detail the club's financial situation and provide reassurance by stating that the club "isn't up for auction". Accompanied by members of the transitional Board of Directors, he explained that, despite the lifting of the transfer bans at FIFA, the institution faces 222 lawsuits, a debt of $1,700,000,000 in salaries, and $904,925.03 in rejected checks.

Constantino detalló el estado financiero de San Lorenzo
Constantino detalló el estado financiero de San Lorenzo

He also revealed that the club has assigned USD 5,000,000 in television rights (without receiving income until December) and another USD 3,000,000 in debts. "We found 12,000,000 pesos when we took office on December 23 and we had to pay bonuses and organize the preseason. Insua is still owed 7 or 8 installments", Costantino explained, who emphasized that the money that came in came from members and not from investors.


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