Emmanuel Gigliotti: Shameful not to fight or reach the Reducido | OneFootball

Emmanuel Gigliotti described a very complex situation at Colón, marked by the transition between Godano's departure and Alonso's arrival. According to the striker, it was the first time in his career that he experienced such an uncertain change in leadership, where the players had no one to turn to and were searching for answers.

An Uncertain Transition at Colón

Gigliotti admitted, in a conversation with LT9, that the situation inside the club was “very uncomfortable” and that “nobody knew what to tell you.” He explained that some players were waiting for answers about their contracts while others didn’t know if they would be considered by the new management. “It’s difficult to talk about what’s coming because, even though they haven’t formally taken over yet, something could have been said,” he assured.

Economic Problems and Lack of Contact

The Puma also spoke about the crisis at Colón, denounced the lack of communication with the management, and the delay in payments. “The president was in the building and didn’t come over to say goodbye or even greet us,” he said. Regarding the debt with the players, he clarified that only one of them had been paid, while the rest were still waiting for solutions: “The rest depended on the committee,” he indicated.

Criticism of the Coaching Staff and Absurd Situations

The striker was critical of the decisions within the squad: “There was a coach who tried to hit a player during practice and another who made his son train with us,” he revealed. He also mentioned collective mistakes and constant injuries, which he described as a decisive factor in the poor performance: “We didn’t compete all year, except for the first four or five matches.”

Support for the Group

Despite the situation, Gigliotti highlighted the attitude of the squad: “The group always wanted to do a little more, nobody was satisfied. It was embarrassing not to fight for anything or make it to the Reducido,” he noted, emphasizing that the players tried to stay united in the face of adversity.

Uncertain Future for Emanuel Gigliotti

Asked about his future, the striker was clear: “It depends 100% on the coach. Neither I nor several others are wanted.” Regarding his career, he said he plans to keep playing: “I don’t know where, but I’ll keep going as long as I can.” Gigliotti closed the interview with a message about his personal values: “Sincerity is my way of being. Sometimes people don’t like it, but it’s what I teach my children: values, respect, education.”

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