Although in Chile for several years now the Sports Joint Stock Companies They took over national football, in Argentina it is an issue that is now being considered. After the arrival of Javier Milei to the presidency, in the internal elections the idea of leaving the Civil associations.
However, it is a proposal that has not been well received by everyone, and one who sang it clearly was the president of Argentinos JuniorsCristián Malaspina, who in dialogue with TyC Sports used La Roja as an example to reject this transformation.
And almost 20 years after the implementation of the model in Chile (2005), the “everyone’s team” has not achieved the expected sporting results, being left out of the last two World Cups, which from the other side of the mountain range is attributable to the internal panorama of the selection.
“Ask Chile how the Chilean team is doing after the Joint Stock Companies. You see? Let’s analyze everything. Here it is easy,” commented Malaspina, ignoring that with that model Chile won two Copa América finals against Argentina.
“They taught me that only one steak fits on a plate. So if they want to do business here and eat more, it’s going to go wrong. Does it have to be done well? Yes, sure, but if you do things wrong, the system itself expels you,” he added.
Finally, the president of Argentinos Juniors insisted on his point, rejecting the new proposed model appealing to the passion of the trans-Andean fan.
“Don’t come to me and talk to me about Public Limited Companies, that’s what clubs are. You have to do things well, with honesty, with management, running a club like a company, but with people from within. Let’s stop breaking the balls, let’s defend our industry”, he pointed out.
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