The agency determined that there is no sanction against the leader, who can resume his position in the next few days.
San Lorenzo It crosses a moment of institutional high voltage, since it transpired that the Ethics Court of the Argentine Football Association (AFA) enabled a Marcelo Moretti to return to the presidency of the club, after maintaining his license for judicial issues.
The agency determined that there is no sanction against the leader, who can resume his position in the next few days.
The failure comes after the Court will evaluate the internal summary actions of San Lorenzo. The authorities of the entity indicated that they did not receive sufficient evidence to sanction Morettithey even requested Channel 9 the raw material of the images that linked it to the reception of $ 25,000 For the signing of a youth, but they did not get an answer.
Therefore, they resolved that there were no arguments for their expulsion, something that would be formalized by document this week, he could know Yellow double
The news generated strong repercussion in the club’s scope. In recent weeks, the fans demonstrated against an eventual return of Morettiand the controversy intensified by the investigation of ordinary justice against him for alleged fraudulent administration and collection of coimas.
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The leader was charged on April 22 and cited in investigation, although so far a judicial ruling was not defined against him.
Meanwhile, San Lorenzo He continues with his institutional agenda and last Monday he held a meeting of the Board of Directors in the Pedro Bidegain Stadiumwith the presence of 14 of the 19 convened leaders.
There the Annual Assembly For September 29, where the Balance 2023/2024 and the Budget 2025/2026.
In parallel, the last document of the AFA Ethics Court warns about possible sanctions to the club for breaching previous abstention orders, a detail that adds tension to the return of Moretti.
Source: Ambito
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