Crisis at San Lorenzo: Moretti's payment has been confirmed and he officially returns to the presidency, but...

San Lorenzo continues to add chapters to its turbulent institutional life. This Thursday, it was confirmed that Marcelo Moretti paid the 40 million pesos (88,185 pounds) bail required by the courts, which officially allows him to return to the club's presidency. With this step, the executive board of the Members' Assembly is removed as the institution's highest governing body.

The payment takes place in the context of a series of court rulings and internal disputes that have marked recent days in Boedo. After irregularities were determined in the Board of Directors meeting on September 16, where institutional vacancy had been declared, Moretti had to comply with the bail in order to resume his duties. The official notification of the payment arrived in recent hours, clearing the way for his return.

With his return, Moretti will have to call a Board of Directors meeting within the next 15 days. There, it will be evaluated whether the leadership structure will be reorganized or if mass resignations will be repeated, which could generate a new vacancy.

Regarding this last point, recently Marcelo Culotta decided to return to his position as an opposition board member after withdrawing his resignation, which would begin to make a new removal of the leader more difficult.

Meanwhile, Ulises Morales, who was in charge of the club during the resolution of this conflict, expressed his gratitude for the support on social media: "The club was just notified of the court ruling. The executive board of the Members' Assembly ceases its functions." He also highlighted the work of Damián Ayude, the coaching staff, and the players during this transition period.

With this step, San Lorenzo is entering a new stage in its management, although there are still internal tensions to be solved that shape the club's institutional life.