Colón’s new plan to try and end the Espinola ban | OneFootball

The Colón directors are finalizing details with Alberto Espínola, and there is guarded optimism that the FIFA ban will be lifted in the coming week.

In recent hours, the Sabalero have intensified efforts to reach an agreement with Alberto Espínola, an essential step to complete the formal procedures and deactivate the sanction currently imposed on the club by FIFA.

The intention of the rojinegra leadership is clear: to resolve the situation during the upcoming week and put an end to a conflict that has dragged on for several weeks and is hindering any medium-term planning. Reaching an understanding with the Paraguayan defender would allow the case to be regularized, the necessary documentation to be completed, and the club to be freed from a sanction that currently keeps its hands tied.

The strategy Colón is planning to finally lift the ban and allow all reinforcements to be used at the start of the tournament is as follows: deposit the amount directly into Espínola’s bank account and have the player himself notify FIFA to lift the sanction.

Meanwhile, caution prevails at the club. Negotiations are progressing, but the priority is to close a sustainable agreement that will allow them to fulfill what has been agreed and avoid new conflicts.

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