Unión settle Levinton issue, club set to lift freeze on their accounts | OneFootball

Only final details remain for Unión to reach an agreement with Sergio Levinton and for the frozen accounts to be released—a long-awaited relief that had been causing financial disruptions.

The club’s legal team made progress in negotiations with the representative over the claim for 50% of Ignacio Malcorra’s transfer to Tijuana, Mexico, in 2016. In recent hours, the agreement was finally closed, putting an end to a major headache caused by the inability to use the accounts and meet commitments.

It’s worth clarifying that the bounced checks during the dispute were related to bonuses agreed with the squad, not salaries. However, there was concern about the potential impact on employee wage payments, which prompted the management to seek a swift solution.

The agreement stipulates eight installments of 40,000 dollars each, an amount lower than Levinton’s initial claim, marking a favorable outcome for Unión. This brings an end to a saga that caused many problems and will now allow the club to regain financial and operational normality.

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