Encuentro Unionista files complaint, asks Unión board to explain | OneFootball

The group Encuentro Unionista submitted a formal note this Tuesday to the Board of Directors of Club Atlético Unión, requesting institutional and financial information on various aspects of the administration. The document, received by the Incoming Correspondence Office on July 22, is addressed to the red-and-white authorities and bases the request on the need to guarantee transparency and access to information for club members.

In the document, the group states that the request arises from “growing concern” over various indicators linked to the club’s financial and economic situation, especially those reflected in the public reports of the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic. It also warns that the statutory obligation to publish the Cash Balance quarterly does not appear to be being fulfilled, as established in Article 65, subsection g), of the Club Statute.

Among the main points of the claim, Encuentro Unionista requests information on the status of injunctions, precautionary measures, and court proceedings with financial impact affecting the institution, as well as administrative or judicial claims that could lead to new economic restrictions. It also asks for details on the actions the leadership is taking to prevent or mitigate those contingencies.

Another focus of the document is related to bounced checks. The group states that, according to public records, the club has seen a considerable increase in the number and amount of those documents due to insufficient funds. In that regard, it notes that the total amount would come to 658,354,670.49 pesos, of which 144,935,149.84 pesos would later have been regularized.

In view of that situation, it requests details on the suppliers or creditors involved, the current status of each obligation, the steps taken for its regularization, the measures adopted to avoid future financial contingencies, and the reasons why preventive agreements were not reached before the checks were bounced or before they were reported to the Central Bank.

Likewise, the note refers to the club’s financial relationship with banking entities. It states that, according to information obtained from the Central Bank for May 2026, financial debt would have increased by approximately 49.41% compared to the previous period. It also mentions that one financial institution, Banco Macro S.A., records a risk rating corresponding to “Situation 2”, and therefore requests information on the reasons for that classification, the measures implemented to normalize it, and the strategy planned to reverse that scenario.

As part of the request, Encuentro Unionista asks that the required documentation and the Cash Balance be made available to club members, that each of the points raised be answered in writing with the corresponding supporting documentation, and that the information be available for consultation sufficiently in advance to allow for responsible and transparent analysis.

Finally, the group clarifies that the aim of the submission is to contribute to the club’s institutional strengthening by promoting transparency, access to information, and proper oversight by the members.

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