Colón surpass 30,000 members to underline Primera Nacional standing | OneFootball

Colón have moved beyond 30,000 members before the third month of 2026, having begun the year on 25,000, cementing the largest membership in Primera Nacional and surpassing some top-flight clubs. According to Radiogol.com, the growth reflects more than tidy administration.

While the board have kept finances steady by paying salaries, settling debts and addressing registration issues, the spark has come from a tight‑knit squad. It blends 16 arrivals with a handful of holdovers and youth players eager to reassert themselves.

This group operates as a unit, carries charisma and connects with the stands, a bond the 2025 side never achieved. Last year’s dressing room felt fractured, short of chemistry and leadership.

The club highlighted on social channels the idea of a true ‘gruppo’, a collective that lives a common purpose, acts in sync, shares objectives and effort, and functions as one on and off the pitch. That stance, coupled with the squad’s personality, has helped supporters feel part of the project.

The milestone stands as a tangible vote of confidence in a model built on unity, personality and sustained growth. Synergy between players, youth and directors has created a virtuous loop in which performances and institutional commitment reinforce each other.

This surge positions Colón as a reference point for management and belonging in Argentine football, showing that strength is measured not only in goals or points but in the ability to unite players, staff and members around a shared aim. The result is cohesion and belief throughout the club.

Source: Radiogol.com