Colón halt contract terminations amid financial struggles | OneFootball

In Colón, the negotiations to terminate contracts are practically stalled due to financial problems and the delay in payments, which is causing growing discontent within the team. The last payment was barely 20% of the salary corresponding to July, and with vacations approaching, the players hope to receive more before the break.

So far, only Joel Soñora and José Barreto have agreed to leave, the latter saying goodbye with a message on social media. There were also talks with Cristian García, who accepted the possibility of termination, although no economic agreement has been reached yet, as the player wants his salary situation regularized before signing.

In the rest of the group, most of the players are not willing to forgo money, especially when there are still two months of contract remaining. This stance has left the management with no room to maneuver and the talks are practically stalled.

The origin of the conflict is purely financial: Colón has pending money to collect from Platense, but the payment has not yet been made, which caused a disruption in the treasury. In response, the leaders are trying to balance the accounts to meet commitments and close a difficult season in every sense, marked by low income and lack of sports activity.

The outlook is complex, and the club will have to seek urgent solutions to avoid further internal conflicts and ensure that players receive what they are owed before the start of vacations and the formal closure of contracts.

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