San Lorenzo morning brief: Culotta rebuild begins, fans sound off

Quiet on the pitch, noise off it

No matches, no signings, no injuries to report today. The club remains in a holding pattern as the Culotta era gets its feet under the table. You sit 7th with 22 points from 16 matches, dead even on goal difference. Not where you want to be, but not buried either.

Culotta's rebuild taking shape

New president Marcelo Culotta is moving fast to install former players in key football roles. The vision: a football-first structure with people who understand the club from the inside. After the Copa Sudamericana disaster against Recoleta, and Auzmendi's raw apology to supporters, the reset can't come soon enough. The financial saga with the Swiss fund also appears to be easing, giving Culotta some breathing room.

Fan reactions

The Reddit crowd is in full squad-audit mode. One thread is a brutal round of 'who stays, who goes,' with Cardillo, Abrego and Corujo getting the axe from fans and Goyo on the fence. Elsewhere, a pair of Adrian Gonzalez free-kick screamers in a 3–2 win over Chicago has supporters rewatching the highlights, a reminder of what this team can produce on its day. New fans are also asking the basics about membership and access to the popular, suggesting the matchday community is still growing despite the turbulence. Join the conversation

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