Colón squad end the week on strike, still waiting for unpaid wages | OneFootball

This Friday, the Colón squad returned to the training grounds, but maintained their strike and did not train, waiting for the management to pay their overdue salaries. The situation remains the same as at the start of the week when the professionals rejoined, reflecting a deep sense of discontent within the group.

The board of directors, whose term is about to end, has committed to settling the debt in the coming hours, something they consider essential before Sunday’s elections, which will mark the end of this administration.

The firmest stance comes from the team’s leaders, who believe that the demand cannot wait, even knowing that many of them will not continue in 2026. The message is clear: the situation must be resolved now. Meanwhile, the younger players performed some physical exercises, but the strike remains the dominant action.

Regarding payments, it has emerged that August has already been credited, so September and October still remain unpaid. It’s a complex scenario that adds to a year of sporting frustrations, where Colón never found its footing in the Primera Nacional.

The end of 2025 finds the Sabalero facing institutional, economic, and sporting problems, in a context where the renewal of the management appears as an opportunity to bring order to a club that finished the season completely off track.

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