Unión warn Racing: Spahn demands transparency over Nardoni and Balboa sales | OneFootball

The president of Unión, Luis Spahn, launched harsh criticisms towards Diego Milito's management at Racing. The club from Santa Fe decided to formally notify the Academia due to the lack of responses regarding the contractual details of the transfers of Juan Nardoni and Adrián "Rocky" Balboa.

From the institution of López y Planes, they demand the immediate delivery of contracts and documents specifying the amounts and terms of both operations. The Tatengue leadership expressed their discontent upon learning the figures of the transactions solely through the media.

Uncertainty over Adrián Balboa's payments to Russian football

Unión recently received a first payment of 46 million pesos corresponding to the sale of Balboa to Russian football. However, the club warns that the total amount of one million dollars is gross and they still do not know when and how the most significant portion of the money will be received.

The club still needs to receive another 130 thousand dollars for the Uruguayan forward. The main concern lies in the lack of formal notification from Avellaneda, which generates distrust regarding the financial movements surrounding these international transfers.

The claim for Juan Nardoni and the percentage of future sales

The situation with Juan Nardoni is even more complex, as Unión has not received either money or documentation explaining the terms of his sale abroad. Despite Racing notifying that they have already begun to collect for the midfielder, in Santa Fe they claim that no official paper has arrived.

The Tate is entitled to receive 30 percent of the total gross amount of the operation. Additionally, the club retains that same percentage on any future income Racing receives, such as a possible sale from Gremio, but they complain that they are unaware of the expenses and deadlines originally set.

FIFA's sanction over the José Angulo case

In parallel to this conflict, Unión seeks to urgently resolve a sanction imposed by FIFA due to a debt with Ecuadorian José Angulo. The claim corresponds to overdue salaries agreed upon in foreign currency that the player decided to expedite legally a week ago.

The debt amounts to approximately 90 thousand dollars that must be transferred to Ecuador. The management admitted that they are carrying out the necessary procedures to settle the payment and lift the sanction that complicates the club's administrative outlook.

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