Crunch time at Colón to pay Espínola and avoid a ban | OneFootball

Colón is going through crucial hours regarding the debt with Alberto Espínola, an issue that keeps the club’s management on edge and could lead to a sanction if not resolved in time.

The board of directors was awaiting approval from a bank to access a loan that would allow them to settle the debt and avoid penalties. The deadline is this Friday, and the outlook is complicated.

The main problem lies in the interest that would start accruing once the deadline is missed. Although Colón could postpone the payment until the start of the next Primera Nacional, the amount to be paid would be considerably higher. Currently, the club must pay 375,000 dollars plus 12 million pesos. According to reports, the bank loan is more favorable, as it involves lower interest than what Espínola demanded to accept an installment payment plan.

These are decisive hours in the Centenario neighborhood, where every decision counts. A high-stakes negotiation that has become a major headache at the end of the current management’s term.

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