Agüero: "We had a signed agreement with Sergio Díaz, but we are not going to take legal action," said Víctor Agüero, vice president of the Azulgrana entity.

Also, in a conversation with radio media, he was very happy about Junior Alonso's move to Atlético Mineiro, a negotiation that is of great interest in Barrio Obrero, as it will have to collect money.

"Depending on the price at which the operation has been closed, we have a capital gain percentage, we will get in touch as soon as the transfer is confirmed (...). Based on the calculations, we have a 20% capital gain, not on the total of the operation," highlighted Agüero, who began to sharpen his pencil and do the math.

HANDRAILS.

The money that Cerro will receive for Alonso already has an owner, the accounts of the University of Concepción in Chile, for the installments owed by Diego Churín.

"It is not as significant an amount as that of Miguel Almirón or the Romero brothers (Ángel and Óscar) at the time, but it adds up. We are under provisional sanction for Churín's situation, we have not yet received a new deadline from FIFA. If we receive any money, there is no doubt that we will use it to settle Churín's debt," emphasized Agüero.

Remember that Cerro owes two installments of USD 346,667 to the University of Concepción for Churín, in order to lift the prohibition.