River elections: all you need to know on a decisive day | OneFootball

The members of the Millonario will vote in a new electoral day. Jorge Brito will leave his position and the official candidate will be Di Carlo.

The Club Atlético River Plate is experiencing a key day in its institutional history this Saturday. The members of the Millonario will go to the Estadio Monumental to elect the new president who will succeed Jorge Brito, who is leaving his position after four years in office. The voting will take place from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., with the implementation of electronic voting for the first time in the club's history.

Amid a sports crisis that marked the end of the year, River Plate members will decide on the next leader who will guide the club for the next four years. In total, there are five candidates who have been officially registered with the Electoral Board: Stefano Di Carlo (Filosofía River), Pablo Lunati (Frente Lunati 2025), Daniel Kiper (River Campeón Deportivo y Social), Luis Belli (River Primero) and Carlos Trillo (River Somos Todos).

The official party will be represented by Stefano Di Carlo, current second vice president of the institution, while the other lists will seek to capitalize on the discontent among some members regarding the current football situation. Among the candidates, there are historic names linked to the club, such as Clara D’Onofrio, Antonio Caselli and Pedro Tibaudin, who are part of the different tickets.

The elections, which were originally scheduled for December—as happened in 2021—, were moved up by a month, and the transfer of power to the new president will take place on the following Monday, November 3, at 6 p.m.

Starting with this election, the club's regulations introduce a significant change: all active members over 16 years old with at least three years of membership as of August 31, 2025 will be able to vote.

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