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

The Colón management, headed by president José Alonso, has expressed concern on several occasions about the legacy they have inherited. The fact is, there are many debts left behind by the outgoing board of directors.

For this reason, the first issue to resolve immediately has to do with the club’s debt to the squad, as the players are owed three months’ salary.

The management wants to settle the debt with the squad this week

Before leaving, Víctor Godano paid the squad for the month of August, but September, October, and November still need to be paid. The intention of the directors is to settle these three months during this week.

Then, as the days go by, it will be determined on what date the payment for December and the year-end bonus will be completed, although this will only be due in January 2026.

That being said, this week, the directors want to resolve this issue by paying the three months and then move forward with contract terminations, the most complicated of which will undoubtedly be that of Pulga Rodríguez.

And afterwards, next week, Colón will move forward to settle the debt owed to Paraguayan player Alberto Espínola and thus be able to lift the FIFA ban.

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