After start of collection Santi Maratha To cover the Independent’s debts and it was known that he would keep 5% of the proceeds, a dispute broke out. in that respect, diego brancatelli He revealed himself on his Twitter account, cross-tweeting the influencer and describing the situation as a “scam”. So far the young man has not given any answer.
During the last days, Maratha’s name became a trend in the social network. The influencer, who has expanded his popularity in recent years thanks to a series of charity collections he has organized, has embarked on a very ambitious goal: raising money to cover Independiente’s debts.
Following the resignation of Fabian Doman as club president, the Reds entered a deep institutional crisis that filled the atmosphere with uncertainty. Beyond discussions about who will temporarily take over and when elections will be held, Independents must face a series of high volume debts that complicate daily operations and threaten to further affect the playing reality of the football team. threaten.
While the number collected continues to rise and has already exceeded $570,000,000 in the past few hours, information emerged that generated controversy. A few days ago, some versions indicated that Maratiya would keep 5% of the proceeds. The influencer was consulted about the same and he acknowledged the situation in an Instagram story. There, he expressed that this is a legal obligation in his role as trustee and that he did not have this information when he proposed the fundraising initiative.
In case of reaching the final figure needed to cover all of Independiente’s debts, the influencer would keep several million. This gave rise to criticism and questioning on social networks and one of those who stoned Santi was Diego Brancatelli, with whom he already had many crosses.
The journalist made serious allegations against the influencer on his Twitter account. “What a scandal about Manotia,” Brancatelli began in reference to the play on words usually made with Santiago’s surname. Then, he predicted that the outcome of the collection would not be good, although he did not specify for what: “It ends badly.” So far Maratha has not responded to this criticism on any of its networks.
What is the total debt of Independent
Calculations indicate that the total debt of the Avellaneda Club is approximately $20,000,000, the total amount to be collected from the collection that Maratía started. Prior to this, the first objective is to pay off América de México, to whom Cecilio Dominguez owes Independiente $5,700,000, a situation to which the Reds are constrained and unable to add players until the debt is cleared. does not get paid.
The second most important is for Gonzalo Verone, a claim in which a justice recently ruled a $4,800,000 payout. In the list, there are also important figures for passes and claims by former players of the institution such as Fernando Gabor, Ivan Marcone, Gaston Silva and Cristian Chávez, among many others.
