Colón hit 30,000 members, cementing status as Primera Nacional force | OneFootball

Colón began 2026 with 25,000 members, and before entering the third month of the year, managed to surpass 30,000, establishing itself as the club with the largest number of supporters in the Primera Nacional and even surpassing teams from the top division. This record is not just the result of orderly administrative management, but of building a solid and cohesive football group, capable of inspiring hope and a sense of belonging among its fans.

Unity and charisma as the driving force for growth While the board of directors has maintained economic balance by paying salaries, debts, and bans, the true driver of enthusiasm comes from the group of 16 players brought in this year, the few survivors from the previous squad, and the youth players seeking to reclaim their place. This group not only functions as a unit, but also has charisma, spreads hope, and creates identification with the fans—something the 2025 squad never achieved: that team left the impression of being broken in the locker room, with no chemistry or leadership to unite everyone.

The club emphasized on its social networks the difference between a team and a group, citing the Italian term “gruppo”: a collective that lives together for a common purpose, acts in coordination, shares goals and effort, and functions as a unit both on and off the field. That philosophy, combined with the charisma of the squad, allowed the Colón community to feel like an active part of a collective project.

Surpassing 30,000 members is not just a numerical achievement: it is the materialization of the fans’ trust in a club project that bets on unity, charisma, and sustained growth. The synergy between players, youth, and management built a virtuous circle where sporting results and institutional commitment mutually reinforce each other.

Furthermore, the record makes Colón a benchmark for management and belonging in Argentine football, demonstrating that the strength of a club is measured not only in goals or points, but in its ability to unite players, coaching staff, and members around a common goal, generating cohesion and spreading hope both on and off the field.

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