Alianza Lima: Diego Gonzales Posada will buy the shares for sale from the White and Blue Fund.

The Blanquiazul Fund continues to be in the news since a sector of its representatives decided to sell their shares in this group of Alianza businessmen.

As Líbero reported exclusively a few days ago, the company JMS Advisor made an offer of almost 4 million dollars for the shares that Salomón Lerner, Fernando Farah, Antonio Armejo, and Corporate Kapital Market put up for sale in the Blanquiazul Fund.

This commercial transaction will directly affect the tacit leadership of Diego Gonzales Posada, the other member of the fund, who would lose his position as the majority member.

According to spokespeople linked to the businessmen who have put their shares up for sale, the commercial operation has already been completed and, finally, it will be the prominent executive Irzio Pinasco Menchelli who will lead the Blanquiazul Fund.

In the past few hours, very well-informed sources detailed to Líbero that the share sale operation with JMS Advisor would not be completely closed and Diego Gonzales Posada has decided to exercise his option to purchase the shares that the other three members of this group put up for sale.

This way, Gonzales Posada, who currently has a 46.65 percent stake, will have the absolute majority if he manages to buy the 53.35 percent shares put up for sale by the other members of the fund.

"Gonzales Posada's decision seeks to put an end to speculation about the future of the Blanquiazul Fund, a situation that can affect the institution's good sporting and administrative progress," said the source to Líbero.

As is well known, Alianza Lima has very ambitious goals for this 2023, such as winning the tricampeonato (three consecutive championships) and advancing as far as possible in the Copa Libertadores.

The Blanquiazul Fund is a private investment fund that is made up of Diego Gonzales Posada with 46.65 percent of shares, which currently represents the highest percentage of the company. He is accompanied by Fernando Farah, Antonio Armejo, Salomón Lerner, and Corporate Kapital Market, who together make up 53.35 percent.