The Nativity became champion of the Palermo Open after surpassing La Dolfina by 13 to 11 in an exciting final that featured the presence and subsequent trophy presentation of the president of the Nation, Javier Milei. The last presidential visit to the Argentine Polo Open had been led by Carlos Menem.
With this victory, theCastagnola family team He wins his third title in four consecutive finals, reaffirming himself as one of the great protagonists of this sport.
But beyond sporting achievement, The day was marked by the presence of the President of the Nation, Javier Mileiwho had a central role in the award ceremony and the event.
Milei’s arrival at the Argentine Polo Field did not go unnoticed. In the middle of an important security operation, the president was received with greetings and applause from the public from the lower box of tribune C.
Before the match started, Cambiaso gave him a thumbs-up gesturedemonstrating the connection between the two.
It is no secret that the president is passionate about polo and a declared admirer of Change it. A few weeks ago, he even received the captain of La Dolfina at the Casa Rosada, reflecting the place that this sport occupies in his personal life.
Javier Milei presented the champion trophy to La Natividad at the Palermo Open
Wearing a La Dolfina t-shirt under his classic black jacket, Milei personally presented the Argentine Open cup to Pablo Mac Donoughcaptain of La Natividad, amidst applause and cameras.
Besides, was photographed with the champion team and had a brief chat with its members, showing closeness and admiration for the protagonists of the largest polo tournament on the planet.
La Dolfina, who finished as runner-up, also had a special moment on the podium. Adolfo Cambiaso, considered a living legend of polo, was received with a warm hug by Milei, who has publicly confessed his admiration for the athlete.
The president exchanged words with Cambiasocongratulated him and posed with a commemorative t-shirt that highlighted the player’s 32 appearances in the Argentine Open.
Source: Ambito
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