Ignacio Boero is Newell’s new president after a record turnout | OneFootball

Cristian D’Amico and Juan Cuneo (Julián González) are fighting for second place and Guillermo Muñoz was in fourth. The first reports indicate that Anselmi will not be the coach of Lepra and that the Orsi-Gómez duo is leading the race.

Starting this Sunday, December 14, the institutional direction of Newell’s changes. In a historic election due to the number of voters, Ignacio Boero was elected as the new president of the red-and-black club: “We have a 15-point advantage,” they announced.

The number of voters is a record; 10,846 members came to the club to make their decision count for the future of the institution. This represents just under 40% of the electoral roll, but it is the highest number in the club’s history.

According to all parties involved, by around 8 p.m., the trend was irreversible and Unen was winning by a margin of over 40%. Second place was more closely contested between D’Amico and Cuneo (Julián González).

A historic election

By 1 p.m. this Sunday, all four candidates had already cast their votes, as well as the mayor of Rosario, Pablo Javkin.

To the list of red-and-black figures who had voted in the early afternoon, we must also add the names of Roberto Sensini and Claudio Vivas, who will coordinate football if Boero or D’Amico win, respectively, and Maxi Rodríguez.

With some threatening clouds and occasional sunshine, around 2:30 p.m., the long line of members stretched from the indoor stadium almost all the way to the Hipódromo’s popular stand.

After four years under Ignacio Astore’s leadership, the club will take a new direction, as none of the groups fully represent the continuity of the current administration. Aside from campaign jabs about possible links between list members, the reality is that each group presents itself with criticism of the club’s current institutional and sporting situation.

The names on the winning list

The Unen list:

Ignacio Boero (president)

Juan Manuel Medina (1st vice president)

Hernán Botta (2nd vice president)

Juan Costa (secretary)

Román Guajardo (deputy secretary)

Camilo Cristia (treasurer)

Leo Larrauri (deputy treasurer)

Javier Rebori (minutes secretary)

Main board members: Carlos Altieri, Valeria March, Agustín Baclini, and Pablo Cerra.

Alternates: Damián Ruggiero, Ruben Failla, Maxi Barrionuevo, and Santiago Daulon.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.