The Deportivo Municipal board of directors indicates that they have the ability to pay the salaries of the players and the coaching staff. The objective is to prevent the councilors from losing the category for not showing up for the next game against Unión Comercio.
Municipal Sports He is facing one of his most critical moments so far this season. Beyond the irregular results on the field, the players are dissatisfied with the club because they are not receiving their monthly salaries.
In protest, those led by Angel Comizzo They have warned that they will not play against trade union in the clash for the first date of the League 1 Betsson. If they did not appear, they would suffer their second defeat by “walk over”. According to the new regulations of the Peruvian Football Federation (FPF), Deportivo Municipal would lose the category.
Octavio Arias, who is part of the board of “The Academy”, seeks to avoid this scenario. Therefore, I declare that They have the budget to pay the campus. They just need the association Edile Strip I formally hand over the administration to them. This group has resigned from the leadership at the beginning of March, but the transfer of powers has not yet taken place.
“The board of directors is managing and we do have the ability to solve the problems that afflict the team, but we are depending on the general manager, Cristian Herrera, formally handing over the administration to us”points Arias.
It also mentions that the leaders they sympathize with the footballers and understand their annoyance. That is why they seek to regularize the situation in the inmate to prevent the Municipal Sports be affected sportingly.
“Since 2020, the one who manages the club in the financial, economic and sports part is Franja Edil. In March they sent a statement stepping aside. What we have asked as a board of directors is that it be immediate to avoid what is happening now. I understand and I sympathize with Professor Ángel Comizzo, the players and collaborators “think Arias.
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