Culotta elected San Lorenzo president, ex-players in football plan

Marcelo Culotta has been elected president of San Lorenzo and arrives with a football project that brings two former players into the club's sporting structure (1). The plan, outlined immediately after the vote, aims to reshape the footballing direction at a time when fans have made it clear the club has no margin left for error. With Copa Sudamericana progression still in reach and the league campaign mid-table, Culotta's first moves in the transfer market and his appointments to key football roles will set the tone for what comes next.

Fan reactions: The mood on Reddit is one of cautious relief, with supporters acknowledging the vote as a necessary step but waiting to see real change. Many echo the sentiment that the club's institutional crisis demands more than a new face at the top. Read more

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  • 1. ole.com.ar — El proyecto que tiene Culotta para el fútbol de San Lorenzo
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