Sotelo, the Secretary of Worship of the Nation, highlighted Fassi's management at Talleres.

The Secretary of Worship of the Nation, Nahuel Sotelo, highlighted the management of  President Andrés Fassi at the Talleres club.

The official stated that the Córdoba institution "today is a model in sports and management."

Sotelo visited the modern facility that Talleres  owns on the Circunvalación a few days ago.

"A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of touring Club Atlético Talleres with its president Andrés Fassi and club executives.  Talleres is a clear example of a club that looked to the future and understood that what matters in a club is the long-term project." said the official close to Santiago Caputo.

"This is how a team that once played in Argentino A and was bankrupt.  Today, it is a model in sports and management. It is not only an example for the country but also for South America," he added.

"Personally, as a San Lorenzo fan, I felt a healthy envy touring these facilities and seeing the opportunities that are missed every day in our club," he expressed.

In times when AFA seems distant from the ideas of modernization and efficiency promoted by leaders like Andrés Fassi, Sotelo indicated that soccer is also a space to fight the cultural battle and not return to the past.

"There is also a cultural battle to be fought in soccer. Talleres shows that in order to grow, one must be responsible and follow a project with a vision for the future and dreams of greatness," he concluded.

Fassi, ratified at the Talleres Assembly

Last Sunday, the Talleres Members' Assembly was held, in which the course set by Andrés Fassi was ratified.

The Assembly presented impressive figures for the 2024 fiscal year: a positive result of $13.196 billion and an operating surplus of $15.056 billion.

In addition, the modernization of the Statute was approved, which will make it possible to give continuity and solidity to Fassi's management.

Among other statements, the president said that "10 years have passed, 11 financial statements that fill us with pride," and that the current one "is a moment of great maturity. Plurality is good news for Talleres as an institution."