Alianza Lima is going through a good football moment in the Clausura Tournament of Liga 1 Betsson. In addition to this, the club has a very good financial situation, as revealed by Diego Gonzales Posada, member of Fondo Blanquiazul, during an interview for Gestión newspaper.
The creditor indicated that they expect to have 84 million soles in revenue during the 2022 season, a historic figure for the blanquiazul club, surpassing the 54.4 million soles they raised in 2019.
"We don't want to be just a collection agency. Our idea when we arrived in 2020 was to create an economic model that strengthens the financial, administrative, and marketing areas in order to achieve sports objectives," he pointed out.
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"In 2019, ticket sales were 11.5 million soles. This year, up to date (July 2022), despite the first match being played without an audience, we are already at 12 million. We sell a match better. That's why this year we expect to reach 18 million soles in ticket sales," he added.
Alianza plans to invest the money to enhance the club's infrastructure
On the other hand, Diego Gonzales Posada mentioned that the money that will enter Alianza Lima's coffers will be invested to improve the club's infrastructure.
According to the member of Fondo Blanquiazul, the victorian squad intends to buy land to create its High Performance Center. In addition, the club will seek to remodel the Alejandro Villanueva stadium in Matute.