Stefano Di Carlo to Gallardo: River must win the Libertadores | OneFootball

Just under three months ago, Stefano Di Carlo took office as president of River, the greatest dream of his life. At 36 years old, he is the youngest top executive in the history of the Millonario. Di Carlo grew up in the club, attended school there, spent countless hours, and experienced days at the Estadio Monumental with epic victories and also with painful defeats, many times alongside Osvaldo, his grandfather, who had been president at the end of the 1980s.

In his new role, Stefano Di Carlo spoke with El País and was asked about the three objectives of his administration: “The first is to build a regionally competitive team and show that Argentina can compete with Brazil after years of unsatisfactory sports results. River has to win the Copa Libertadores.”

He also added: “The second objective is to continue with the infrastructure projects we have carried out in previous administrations in which I was a director. With the expansion of the stadium, it will have a capacity for 101,000 people and will be one of the three most important in the world and one of the venues for the 2030 World Cup.”

On the other hand, Di Carlo said: “The third objective is to export the River brand, which is one of the most well-known Argentine brands in the world.” In that regard, the club announced a few days ago the incorporation of David Trezeguet into the team with the mission of strengthening the River brand worldwide.

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