Colón settle players’ wages up to November | OneFootball

Colón managed to settle the payments for the month of November, an important step amid the delicate economic situation the institution is facing and the recent inauguration of its new president, José Alonso.

Context of the Situation

The normalization of November salary payments comes after days of conflict, including strikes by the professional team for not receiving their wages. The salary debt was one of the most urgent conflict points that the new management had to address.

The New Presidency of José Alonso

José Alonso formally assumed the presidency of the club in early December 2025, succeeding the previous management of Víctor Francisco Godano (who had taken over after the departure of José Vignatti). The transfer of power was completed after the elections on November 30.

In his first statements, Alonso described the economic outlook as "a little worrying." The new board encountered a "heavy inheritance" that includes:

Measures and Expectations

To meet immediate obligations, including overdue salaries, Alonso's management anticipated that they would manage "external funds." The November payment, therefore, represents the first concrete move by the new management to stabilize the relationship with the team and employees.

Alonso and his board's priority is to make the financial situation transparent and reverse the critical asset state, although the path appears difficult, with the need for a general reconstruction at all levels of the club.

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