Pablo Toviggino cuestionó a Juan Sebastián Verón por su acuerdo millonario con el ex dueño del Liverpool: “Los clubes son de los socios”

Pablo Toviggino, the treasurer of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), has publicly criticized​ Juan Sebastián ‌Verón, president of Estudiantes⁢ de La Plata, over a recent agreement with the former owner of Liverpool FC. This deal, which promises an​ investment of at⁤ least $150 million, aims to bolster the club’s roster with ⁢significant local signings, including‍ the‌ recent acquisition of Cristian ​Medina. Toviggino’s remarks, made via social media, emphasized that “clubs belong to their members,” highlighting ⁣a essential principle of‌ Argentine football that he ⁢believes is ⁢being undermined by⁣ Verón’s actions. The ongoing debate raises questions about the future direction of Estudiantes ​and the role of external investments in Argentine‍ football.Pablo Toviggino, treasurer of the Argentine Football⁣ Association (AFA), has raised concerns ⁢over the financial strategies employed by club leaders, particularly those operating from ‍abroad. In ‌a recent social media post, Toviggino emphasized the risks ⁢of accumulating significant ‌debt without ‌clear dialog to​ club members, warning that such actions⁤ could jeopardize the⁢ financial stability of institutions like Estudiantes Asociación Civil.‍ His remarks highlight the ongoing debate about the management and sustainability of Argentine football, urging transparency and accountability among club executives⁤ to safeguard the future of​ the sport ‍in the contry.Juan Sebastián ⁢Verón, the ‍president of ⁣Estudiantes de la Plata, is making headlines with a significant ⁤pre-agreement with American investor Foster Gillett, aimed at securing a multimillion-dollar⁤ investment for the club. This strategic partnership, facilitated⁣ by Guillermo Tofoni, is poised to enhance the club’s ⁢advancement and financial stability, marking a pivotal moment for Estudiantes as it⁢ seeks to strengthen its position in ‌Argentine ⁤football. As the club navigates this new venture,⁣ fans ⁢and stakeholders⁣ are eager​ to see how this investment will impact the team’s future ​performance and‍ growth.In a​ significant development for⁣ Argentine football, former Estudiantes president, known ⁢as ⁣”la⁢ Brujita,” is set to return⁣ to leadership after ‌over a decade, following negotiations⁣ in Miami. The ex-player, motivated by potential financial ​backing from interested investors, ⁤aims to revitalize the⁢ local league under the banner “Estudiantes es revolución.” Meanwhile, AFA treasurer Toviggino ⁢has ​made ‌headlines with a pointed remark regarding a former⁣ Liverpool owner,⁣ emphasizing that Argentine law prevents foreign ownership⁢ of local‌ clubs. This move signals ⁤a transformative ‌period for Argentine football, as the⁣ AFA seeks to reshape its ​governance and engage its extensive network of civil⁢ associations.Cristian Medina’s transfer to Estudiantes de La Plata ⁣has⁣ stirred ⁣excitement⁣ in Argentine football, following a bold proclamation by ​club‌ legend ⁢juan Sebastián Verón⁢ on social media. The move,which has‌ yet to‌ receive official confirmation from the club,was⁤ made ‌possible by American businessman Foster Gillett,who paid Boca Juniors’ $15 million release ⁣clause for the talented midfielder. Verón⁣ welcomed ‌Medina with a striking Instagram post, stating, “Welcome to the Revolution Cristian Medina,” ‍a statement aimed at rallying⁤ support amid internal opposition to Gillett’s involvement, which⁤ is pending approval at an Extraordinary Assembly.Foster Gillett, the American investor, is making waves in‍ Argentine football with a groundbreaking partnership with Estudiantes de La⁤ Plata. ⁣This strategic⁢ alliance, marked by⁤ the recent signing of coach Medina, involves ⁤a ⁢substantial ⁤capital ​injection of up to $400 million‌ aimed at elevating the​ club’s competitive edge. The investment will not only enhance the team’s roster with high-profile ‌signings but also focus​ on thorough infrastructure improvements, including new⁢ offices, an ‌expanded academy, and facilities for‍ various sports.This ambitious project signals a new era‌ for Estudiantes, promising to reshape its future in⁢ the ⁤world of football.