Colon’s manic Monday: fans in, Medrán stays, politics and elections? | OneFootball

After a very intense Monday in Colón, with demonstrations by its fans at the Predio 4 de Junio and at the J.J. Paso headquarters, a footballer injured by a stone to the head, three people detained, rubber bullets, and rumors everywhere, these are the updates in the Colón world to start Tuesday.

Coach Ezequiel Medrán appeared firm and determined to turn around the football situation (he needs just one more point to secure staying in the division with three matches left), so any rumors about his possible departure have been dismissed.

The Provincial Security assured this site that Sunday’s match against Dep. Morón will be played with fans in attendance despite these incidents. It is worth clarifying that footballer Kevin Colli is in good health after receiving stitches for a cut on his scalp caused by the impact of a stone following yesterday’s evening training session.

Today, the club’s directors are meeting with various opposition groups to evaluate and reach consensus on the next steps. Nothing is being ruled out… including the possibility of moving up the election date, which was initially scheduled for November 30, in light of this unprecedented sporting catastrophe in Colón’s 120-year history.

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