Arcieri reassures Colón: Picco debt nearly resolved | OneFootball

The debt owed by Platense to Colón for the transfer of footballer Leonel Picco is very close to being resolved. The president of the Vicente López club, Gastón Arcieri, confirmed to LT10 (AM 1020) that there have already been formal contacts with the current Sabalero management and that the agreement to settle the debt is practically finalized.

Arcieri detailed the state of the negotiations, which aim to bring peace of mind to Colón after weeks of uncertainty. “We have already spoken, a proposal was made that I approved and, if Colón accepted it, we will surely resolve it,” explained the head of Calamar.

The president of Platense highlighted that the dialogue has taken place with the new management of Colón, led by José Alonso, and that the understanding is advanced in the financial area. “That is being handled by the finance and treasury departments, but I know that there has already been a concrete proposal,” he pointed out.

Regarding the delays in payments, Arcieri downplayed the situation, framing it within the usual reality of Argentine football. “There was a slight delay, as happens to most clubs, but the important thing is that we are fulfilling our obligations and refinancing,” he emphasized.

As for the sporting future of Leonel Picco, his name remains relevant in the transfer market. Arcieri confirmed that, although the player has received inquiries from other teams, including from Brazil, for now there is no agreement for his departure. “We have received offers, but we are not reaching an agreement. Unless there is a change, Leo will continue with us,” he stated.

The resolution of this matter is key for Colón, as it would allow the club to settle its outstanding accounts and move forward with greater predictability in its financial and sporting planning. Arcieri’s statements bring relief to Santa Fe, with hopes that the agreement will be finalized in the coming hours, possibly through installment payments, thus closing a pending financial chapter.

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