The parent entity of Argentine soccer called an Assembly on June 22 and the list of issues to be discussed includes “statutory amendments.” There it will be analyzed and it would be approved to remove one of the three relegations this season.
He argentinian soccer is ready to give a new hit (or a new role, whatever you want to call it). Something that should be a surprising measure but has become commonplace in recent years: modify the regulation in the middle of the competition.
The discussion returns to settle on the decreases and the reduction of the same. In the next AFA Assemblythe national soccer leadership could determine remove one of the three relegations agreed for this season.
Currently, the Regulations for the 2023 season of the Professional League indicates that three will be the teams that descend to the First National: two for averages and one for the annual table.
But that will change after June 22nd, when the leaders vote to remove one of those relegations. It only remains to be determined if it is the average or the annual table.
In principle it would only be one that is removed, but it would not be surprising if that number increases later.
Who would descend today?
Currently, in the table of averages the last teams are Institute and Arsenalwhile in the annual there is a fourfold tie between Velez, Banfield, Hurricane and Atletico Tucuman. That is why there is so much nervousness and the leaders of the clubs accelerated the steps to deal with this issue.
Source: Ambito
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