Perazzo named Sporting Director, addresses Álvarez's future
Walter Perazzo has officially taken the reins as San Lorenzo's new Sporting Director, marking the first major football appointment of Marcelo Culotta's presidency. In one of his first public comments, Perazzo spoke about coach Álvarez's situation, acknowledging the pressure that surrounds the role after a difficult first half of the season (1).
The new structure puts two former players in key decision-making positions, and Perazzo's arrival signals Culotta's intent to reshape the football side quickly. Whether Álvarez survives the transition remains the question fans want answered.
Spanish club circling a San Lorenzo starter
A Spanish club has a San Lorenzo regular on their radar ahead of the summer window, according to reports (2). The player's identity has not been disclosed, but the interest is concrete enough to register as a story to monitor.
With Culotta's administration still settling in and a squad that underperformed in the Copa Sudamericana, losing a starter to Europe would add another layer to an already complicated rebuild.
Fan reactions
The fanbase is split on Álvarez. On Reddit, supporters are debating whether the coach deserves more time or if the new leadership should make a clean break. Some point to the lack of goals and passive style as reasons to move on, while others argue instability at the top made his job impossible. Join the conversation here.
