Through a series of stories on his Instagram account, the visible face of the collection confirmed that when the trust was six months old, it was decided to close it to avoid the growth of monthly fixed expenses.
The influencer Santiago Maratea announced the escrow closing which was created to raise money from fans and pay off Independiente’s debts.
Through a series of stories on his account instagramthe visible face of the collection confirmed that when the trust was six months old it was decided to close it to avoid the growth of monthly fixed expenses.
He influencer He highlighted the impact of the campaign by remembering that with the money raised it was possible to lift inhibitions and incorporate footballers such as (Federico) Mancuello and (Alexis) Canelowho “could have scored a goal in the classic” against Racing Club.
Why was the trust closed?
As explained Maratearenewing the trust required a monthly expense of ten million pesos to pay auditors, lawyers and accountants. Furthermore, the media added that the collection “it was slowed down.”
Maratea closed the escrow with a total of $1,226,757 in the account and said that this money would go to the club that would allocate it to the lower divisions.
In the six months that the collection lasted, the fans contributed just over three million dollars with which the club was able to pay an important part of the debt with America, from Mexicoand another to Boca Juniors.
Finally, Maratea He said that he decided not to collect the “ten thousand dollars” that corresponded to him: “I give them to you. Thank you for those who trusted me with their money,” he concluded.
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