Heads up Unión: Julián Martín breaks down Newell’s latest on Radio Gol | OneFootball

Julían Martín, a sports journalist dedicated to the day-to-day of Newell’s Old Boys, detailed at midday on LA DOCE by Radio Gol 96.7, the stormy present that the Rosario red-and-black team is enduring ahead of the clash with Unión this Friday at the Coloso Marcelo Bielsa starting at 21:15.

Newell’s is going through a critical moment, both in sports and institutionally. The elections to choose the new president will take place on December 14, and two candidates are emerging as possible winners: Cristian D’Amico and Ignacio Boero.

Candidates and Proposals

“Cristian D’Amico is a man very close to the AFO, at least has a good relationship with Chiqui Tapia,” stated journalist Julián Martín. D’Amico has already been president of Newell’s and seeks to lead the club again. On the other hand, Ignacio Boero is a businessman who has recently entered politics and has been elected as a councilor of the town of Alvear. “Boero comes from the private sector, what activity does candidate Boero have?” asked the journalist.

Sporting Situation

Newell’s is in a complicated situation in the average standings and is fighting for its stay in the first division in the upcoming matches. “Newell’s politics could be said to be on hold. The candidates have said this, the campaign is on hold until this ordeal that Newell’s is experiencing is over,” stated Julián Martín. The team led by Lucas Bernardi seeks to earn important points in the upcoming matches.

Debt and Future

Newell’s debt is estimated at around 30 million dollars, which further complicates the club’s situation. “The situation is extremely complicated. Obviously, Newell’s first needs to stay in the first division and then practically start from scratch institutionally and in sports,” affirmed Julián Martín.

Conclusion

Newell’s faces a critical moment in its history, with a complicated sporting and financial situation. The elections on December 14 will be key to determining the club’s future. Candidates D’Amico and Boero will need to present convincing proposals to attract voters and lead the club in such a difficult time.

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