San Lorenzo heads to the polls this Saturday in what many supporters see as a make-or-break moment for the club's direction. Four candidates are vying to take the helm, each presenting distinct plans to address the institutional turmoil, mounting debt, and broken promises that have defined recent years off the pitch. The elections come with the team sitting seventh in the league and topping their Copa Sudamericana group after a spirited 2–2 comeback away to Santos, yet fan sentiment remains clear: the margin for error has vanished. Whoever wins today inherits a club where results on the pitch are increasingly shadowed by the need for structural repair behind the scenes.
