Trouble brewing? Martín Minella stays put, club opts to sack him | OneFootball

The departure of Martín Minella from the technical management of Colón’s Reserve team has led to a tense scenario with possible legal consequences. Although the initial reports suggested a mutual agreement—reinforced by a farewell message from the coach himself on social media—it has been confirmed that there was neither a resignation nor an agreement between the parties. Due to the lack of understanding, the leadership headed by José Alonso’s administration proceeded with a unilateral dismissal. According to journalist Brian Borra, the official notice is expected to be delivered next Monday, confirming that the departure was not voluntary.

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No political backing

Minella joined the club in January 2024, brought in by Víctor Godano. However, his continuity was undermined by the lack of support from the current management, revealing an internal political rift that ultimately precipitated his departure.

A new legal front

Since there was no formal justification or explicit cause for the termination, the Santa Fe institution is now exposed to a contractual dispute that could end up in court. This episode adds a new source of instability to a Colón that, while searching for a new Reserve team coach, continues to grapple with disorder within its sports structure.

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