Exclusive from Radio Gol: Colón won't bring elections forward | OneFootball

As the team enters the final stretch of a Primera Nacional season that has already left them without a chance to fight for promotion, key institutional moves are beginning to take shape.

At Colón, institutional movements are starting to be defined. According to information obtained by Radio Gol, the management is considering calling the Assembly to approve the Financial Statement and Balance Sheet on November 20th, which, if that date is respected, would mean the elections should take place in the first days of December.

Although there has not yet been confirmation from the club, the date is already circulating internally as the most likely for the formal act required by the bylaws. It will be a key moment, both for what has been done administratively and also, even if it is not on the agenda, to take the political pulse after a disappointing year in sports.

At this point, the early call to the polls seemed like a given, as current president Victor Godano had promised if the team failed to reach the reduced tournament of the Primera Nacional. However, that is not going to happen and there will be no early elections—political timing does not always move at the pace of the fans, who continue to wait for decisions as discontent grows in the stands and the hallways.

The next Assembly will, therefore, be much more than an accounting act. It will be the prelude to important decisions that will shape the club’s immediate future: whether there will be elections on schedule or if, as many hope, the step will be taken toward an early renewal.

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