The Board of Directors of River Plate will try tonight reform of the club’s statute eliminating the possibility of presidential re-election, among other changes that would apply from the next period.
Thus, Presidents can only remain in office for four years. without the possibility of applying again as permitted by the current statute and the current owner, Jorge Britowill be the first to comply with the new regulations.
The report, which will be discussed by the board, ensures that the changes are taken “to continue promoting transparency and alternation in the club and so that there is constant leadership renewal.”
For this reason, the periods in key positions of Board of Directorsas general secretary, pro-secretary, treasurer and pro-treasurerwho will not be able to exercise that role for more than two consecutive terms.
As for the representatives of partners and the members of the board of directors who could be elected for three terms, the possibility of a fourth term is added but counting the two prior to the beginning of the new statute.
It is also noted that the modifications that will impact the electoral process in December 2025 They include the current periods to take the times in office of the elected directors.
On the other hand, social participation is expanded with the lowering of the voting agewhich will be 16 yearswith 3 years of seniority, and the age to be a member of the Business meeting with 5 contribution.
Additionally, you can be a member of the Board of Directors wave Supervisory Commission since the age of 21 and have held the presidency since the age of 25, expanding the participation of young people in the club’s politics.
It incorporates the female quota to the statute, something that had already been working, but the lists are forced to intersperse the positions as happens in the country’s electoral system.
In this way, the club will necessarily have a female vice president in the formula that now adds a third vice president and makes the position of minutes secretary void in the formation of the elected government.
On the other hand, the reform includes the “Financial Fair Play” which requires that the approved budget for professional football not be exceeded by more than 50 percent and in the event of a financial debt it may not be exceeded by more than 25 percent.
The tear of the Colombian Miguel Borja was confirmed
Miguel Angel Borja suffered a tear in the right adductor and will be absent from the team’s calls for at least three weeks, so his participation in the crosses of the Professional Football League (LPF) Cup.
The Colombian was injured a few minutes after entering Salomon Rondon in the second half against Institute The last Sunday. Sources from the coaching staff confirmed this morning to Telam that the muscle injury was a tear.
Thus, Martin Demichelis loses an offensive alternative in the design of the team that will play against Belgrano de Córdoba for the quarterfinals of the Cup. Also in doubt is the presence of Borja in the final of Champions Trophy on December 22 or 23.
The team that had a rest today after training on Monday will return to work this Wednesday at the grounds of Ezeiza ahead of the concentration on Friday, prior to the trip to Cordova for your next commitment.
For this meeting, Demichelis he’s going to get his captain back Enzo Perez, who has already met the suspension date. In addition, medical discharge is expected for Gonzalo “Pity” Martínezwho two weeks ago suffered a muscle strain in his soleus.
On the other hand, it will be unknown which team the coach will choose given the poor performances of the last three games, where they lost to Hurricane and Central and tied without goals against Institute losing the chance to be the first in the group.
As to Belgranothe weekend’s rival, will be the second meeting against the Córdoba team since he took over Demichelis since the first game they played was for the second date of the LPF– with defeat for River by 2 to 1.
Source: Ambito
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