Kun Agüero spoke about Santi Maratea’s collection for Independiente and was blunt: “Gather all the money, but later…”

There were many people who gave their opinion and commented on the million-dollar collection that Santiago Maratea started to pay off debts Independentbut one of the most demanded by the public was that of Sergio “the Kun” Aguerowho began his career wearing the Red shirt and who, in recent years, has been one of the most critical voices against the club’s leadership. Although it took several weeks, he finally broke his silence and gave his emphatic point of view.

Santiago Maratea continues in the arduous process of reaching the millionaire figure that will serve to settle the debts of Independiente, that were responsible for affecting the club’s performance both internally and on the pitch. While the collection of the 6 million dollars necessary to pay America from Mexico -which is the most urgent payment within the total, which would later be reached with 20 million dollars-, the influencer It continues to be the center of criticism, questioning and crosses for his role.

Now, the one who joined the debacle -after weeks of complaints from the fans- was Kun Agüero who, from Istanbul, gave a note to F90 (ESPN) where he provided his incisive analysis. “It was very good to be able to help the club and people immediately began to collaborate. I spoke with Mancuello and we have made some decisions to do something nice for the club. The reality is that the important thing is how the club is managed. Because Maratea, Agüero, Messi or whoever puts the money together, and later, the debt is still there,” he said.

The former Manchester City player, who is currently in the Middle Eastern country ahead of the Champions League final, added: “The situation is very difficult and I think that it is more about managing the club well and trying to avoid debt. With this that happens they forget how the debt was made, they make the bol…, they change the subject about Maratea. Someone grabbed that twine, there must be receipts”.

He then stressed that the current problem of the Avellaneda club transcends the simple lack of money and that it is necessary to reconsider the function of the leadership. “I love Independiente, but things have not been going well for years. We have contributed with Gaby Milito for the property. Then we leave 15% of passes like almost all the players. The club kept everything. So it’s a more administrative thing than raising the money, because then how does the club continue?development.

Along the same lines, he claimed to have exchanged messages with those who currently preside over Red: “Leaders wrote to mebut some did not answer me anymore. But I told them the truth: Hopefully they can help the club, loving the club, but without thinking about their own benefits.

Finally, he closed: “Some told me the situation of the club, but I know it. The one who goes to the club has to take responsibility. Then we see the results. But if the club is doing well, the results come by themselves”.

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