Colón: Audit, frozen accounts and José Alonso’s zero deficit dream | OneFootball

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·13 March 2026

Colón: Audit, frozen accounts and José Alonso’s zero deficit dream

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During the presentation of the new apparel for the 2026 season, the president of Colón, José Alonso, held an extensive press conference where he analyzed the complex current institutional situation. The president was blunt in describing the inherited situation: «Colón needs a sanitization; we keep encountering obstacles, but today the most important thing is not to create more conflict».

The «Neris Case» and the Offensive Against FIFA

One of the most contentious points was the problematic departure of José Neris. Alonso denied the accusations of non-payment and mistreatment claimed by the forward to justify his move to Emelec. «It was an unjustified departure. We have already notified Emelec and FIFA because a federative right was ignored», stated the leader, who also described the role of the player's agent in the maneuver as «unpresentable».


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Seized Accounts: A Pandemic Legacy

Regarding the financial situation, the president admitted that the club suffered an account seizure due to tax debts dating back to the Covid-19 era. He explained that the lack of responses from the previous management led to an intervention by the federal justice. However, he reassured the members: «Our accounting team is working to resolve it; today we have everything up to date and only await the Central Bank's approval».

External Debts: Claims for Picco and Dependence on Members

Alonso also focused on Platense, a club that owes Sabalero money for the transfer of Leonel Picco. «They owe us money from the purchase and the sale. We are betting on good relations, but if there are no quick solutions, we will take action», he warned. In this context of lack of income from TV or international cups, he highlighted that the contribution of the 30,000 members and sponsors is the only engine keeping the club afloat.

The Final Goal: Zero Deficit

In conclusion, the red-and-white leader confirmed that a thorough audit is being conducted to clarify the state in which they found the institution. «My dream is for Colón to have zero deficit and for every peso generated to be for the club's growth. We want people to know the truth about what we inherited», he concluded.

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