Over unpaid wages, Banfield squad refuse to turn up for training | OneFootball

The economic conflict in Banfield adds a new chapter. This Monday, the professional squad decided not to train at the Luis Guillón facility in protest over unpaid salaries. The debt to the players has reached three months, and frustration is growing due to the lack of concrete solutions from the management.

The practice was scheduled for the afternoon, but in the absence of the promised money, the players chose to go on strike. In contrast, the coaching staff, led by Pedro Troglio, will show up to work as usual, although without the available squad.

The measure was agreed upon as a group and aims to press for an immediate response. If the situation remains unresolved, the squad will return to training on Tuesday, but at a different facility and with their own clothing, without using the club's official gear.

The protest comes at a crucial moment in the season and once again highlights the economic and institutional crisis facing the Taladro. Meanwhile, the team leaders have already expressed their dissatisfaction to the directors, who are seeking a quick solution to prevent the conflict from escalating.

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