2024-08-15 17:17:25
As it could not be otherwise, Mauricio Macri celebrated the decree by which the Government of Javier Milei regulated the Sports Limited Companies (SAD) through the official bulletin.
“I welcome the government’s decision to allow the arrival of Sports Corporations in our football,” tweeted the former president of the Nation, shadowy promoter of the privatization advance on Argentine clubs.
For the former president of Boca, defeated in the last elections of the xeneize club, it is, “without a doubt, a step forward to have more investments and a higher quality show with better teams and better stadiums.”
“It is a model that not only works well in Europe, but also in Uruguay, Chile and Brazil,” Macri added, just on the day that Real Madrid, which belongs to its members, won the European Super Cup.
He also warned: “Let us remember that the decree gives partners the option of becoming a SAD, it is not obligatory for anyone. Those who want to continue as they are, can do so.
Finally, Macri used a unhappy phrase to challenge the AFA: “Now it is the turn of the AFA, which has one year to adapt its regulations. There is no point in resisting“What are they afraid of?”
It is worth remembering that in the new advance against the clubs, the Executive defined that the “associates of civil associations” will be “those who participate in the extraordinary assembly of the association that considers the decision to transform the entity into a public limited company or resolves to be a partner of public limited companies.”
Furthermore, in the second article it specified that, although the statutes or internal codes of the sports associations, federations and confederations have not yet been adapted, these They may not “prevent, hinder, deprive or undermine any right of a sports organization, including its right to membership in a confederation, federation, association, league or union, based on its legal form, original or derived”.
In the same sense, he clarified that all clubs and associations “They will have the right to maintain their participation in all competitions in which they intervened under their previous legal structure and under the same conditions as they were prior to the modification that took place.”