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Rosario Central closed its pass market with eight reinforcements for a total of 1,850,000 thousand dollars in official exchange. The last to arrive was Jaminton Campaz, a young attacking midfielder who came from Gremio in Brazil and signed on loan until December 2023, with a purchase option. But at this time, what excites the scoundrels the most is the future of Ángel Di María.
“Ángel knows that the club is always waiting for him. (Gonzalo) Belloso is a close friend of Di María and he is the one who talks to him the most,” said the scoundrel vice-president, Carolina Cristinziano on Zapping Sport on Radio 2.
And immediately afterwards he confided: “We hope that he can return this year. We believe this is the year, the time is now. He already knows that we love him, we called him as soon as we started, and when he opened the transfer market. We did everything he asked of us so we hope he can get there this year.”
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The commitment to players with future projection is part of what the rogue leadership proposed in his first market of passes.
Asked about the work carried out to bring players to Central, Cristinziano assured that the task “was exhausting” but “We are satisfied with what we could do regarding the situation in which the club left us”, in reference to the management of former president Ricardo Carloni. “It was a very big challenge due to the situation of the club. They left us the box at zero and with debts“, he finished.
The well-known representative of players who accompanied Armando Pérez in the control entity designated by FIFA during the intervention of the Argentine Football Association in 2016, said that together with her husband and president of Rosario Central, Gonzalo Belloso, they had to use to all his contacts to bring reinforcements. “There were people who supported with money at zero rate, which will be returned in terms agreed with them that the club can pay”he explained.
“Central should not be in this situation, it should be able to manage itself”lamented the vice Cristinziano, in another reference to the previous management that he considered deficient.
Regarding the difficulties encountered along the way, the lawyer said that “It was difficult for the players to come because when they spoke to those who were at the club, the first thing they were told was that they were owed months of salary”. And at the end he added: “The players who arrive now, charge the same as those who are here. We are trying to be fair to everyone, including those who are owed.”
“We propose what we can pay for and those who want to come to the club have to understand that. We have to agree on numbers with the representatives that adapt to the reality of Central,” he was honest. Cristinziano explained that the 1,850,000 dollars disbursed by Rosario Central in the pass market, it was made in official exchange and includes only purchases and loansincluding 50 percent of the pass from Alán Rodríguez. The wages negotiated in the contracts fell outside that number.. “If other transfer markets are observed, before with that money perhaps only one player was brought in,” said the rogue board.
When asked about the case of Parot and Santa Cruz, the vice president said that the first did not want to come and that the second was badly advised by your representative. “Santa Cruz was a particular case, he had doubts. The boy was badly advised and there were people who later operated badly. In the end it was our decision that he was not there, we need people who want to be at the club,” he said.
The economic situation of Rosario Centralaccording to Cristinziano’s words, it is delicate and it will require a sale in the next pass market to make up for what advertising and television revenues fail to do. “The income is not enough. It only remains to sell to a player and they are already working with the representatives of some professionals”, he advanced and then explained part of the plan of the current management in the medium term: “Central is a factory of players. Certain boys that we are going to look for are future bets. Many times the idea is to bet on the future, bring them to finish training them and then be able to sell them.”
