Néstor Grindetti exploded against Larcamón: “He did not keep his word” :: Olé

Independent He already has a coach and is Julio Vaccaribut before defining it there were very advanced negotiations with Nicolás Larcamón. That is why the president of Rojo, Nestor Grindetti shot against the previous candidate to occupy the position left by Carlos Tevez: “We had almost everything arranged, he didn’t keep his word”.

Following the same line, the president showed his disagreement with the actions of the DT: “I didn’t like Larcamón at all.“He never said no to me.” And, in the same conversation with DSports Radio, he revealed how he found out about the coach’s refusal. “I found out through the media”, he acknowledged. “When the issue was raised in the media, Seoane contacted the representative, told us that he needed 48 hours and after a while he told us no,” he concluded.

Then he added: “I wouldn’t like Larcamón to take another club, because it means he used us”. Currently, the former Cruzeiro is without a team. “If I run into him in the future, I’m not going to take his word for it,” Grindetti concluded.

It took Independiente a long time and several negotiations to find its new coach, so its president assured that it is not an easy decision to make: “Many factors influence the decision of the technicians when choosing a club”.

Finally, he was excited about the new coach: “We were clear to Vaccari from the first moment, we told him that the situation is difficult. “We aim to qualify for an international cup to have economic support, we have already achieved the balance.”

Grindetti not only referred to the situation he went through with Larcamón, he also He spoke about the financial problems that the club is going through: “The two largest inhibitions are $5 million,” he explained. And although today he does not have the solution to that problem, he continued: “We have the will to pay off the debts, we are looking for alternatives.”

Independiente had complained to the CAS, which finally ruled in favor of Gastón Silva and must pay him more than two million dollars that correspond to the salary owed (1,650,000), plus 290 thousand interest that ran from 2022 and 330 thousand fine for not having made the initial payment. By not making the payment within the estimated time, a new inhibition was in force and stretched the debt to around six million dollars.

In addition to the almost two and a half million that must be paid to the Uruguayan player, Rojo also has three other pending suspensions. The highest debt is with Fernando Gaibor, from whom he bought Emelec for just over four million dollars, at Holan’s request. The Court of Arbitration for Sports determined that the Avellaneda club must pay the Ecuadorian two million 300 thousand dollars for a salary debt that he claims. Added to this amount is an interest of 5% per year that has been running since February 2023.