Rosario Central Sent a Document to Foreign Minister Quirno to Apologize.
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The official had said that “you can always be more hateful” when “the scoundrel” published an image to thank the Selection for the World Cup, but the albiceleste captain did not appear
The official had criticized the club for the image it used to greet the Argentine team after its performance in the World Cup
The minister had questioned the club for uploading after the World Cup 2026 an image without the figure and the DT of the candidate, linked to Newell's. Now, the president of Central, Gonzalo Belloso, points out it for "perjudicating the image, prestige and honor" of the entity.
The controversy between Rosario Central and the national government added a new chapter after journalist Eduardo Feinmann questioned the club for an institutional publication that has remained for several days on its social networks. During his program, Feinmann argued that Lionel Messi and Lionel Scaloni were excluded from the image because of their identification with Newell's Old Boys. “They cut them on purpose, stop screwing around. Post the…
Rosario Central reported that she sent a letter to Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno, in which she demanded a public correction for the publications made on social network X in relation to an image shared by the club after the Argentine team’s performance in the World Cup. The intimation, signed by President Gonzalo Belloso, gives a 48-hour period for the official to retract his statements. In case of not receiving a response, the institution advanc…
Rosario Central announced this Monday, through a statement published in his X account, that he sent a letter document to the Secretary of Finance of the Nation, Pablo Quirno, after the publications made by the official in which he questioned the tribute of the club to the Argentina National Team after the 2026 World Cup. The institution granted him a 48-hour period to retract publicly. The controversy began when Quirno joined the criticisms for …
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