José Alonso’s priorities for clearing Victor Godano’s debts | OneFootball

The leadership of Colón, headed by President José Alonso, has expressed concern on several occasions about the inherited issues. This is because there are many debts left by the outgoing board of directors.

Therefore, immediately, the first issue to resolve is the debt the club has with the team, as three months' wages are owed to the players.

The leadership wants to settle the debt with the team this week

Before leaving, Víctor Godano paid the team for the month of August, but September, October, and November remain unpaid. The directors' intention is to settle these three months during this week.

As the days go by, it will be seen on what date the month of December and the bonus will be fully paid, although this will be due in January 2026.

Thus, this week, the leaders want to resolve this issue by paying the three months and then be able to move forward with the terminations, the most complicated of which will undoubtedly be that of Pulga Rodríguez.

Subsequently, next week, Colón will move forward to settle the debt with Paraguayan Alberto Espínola and thus be able to lift the FIFA sanction.

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