“It was the most difficult afternoon of my life when we kicked him out”

San Lorenzo is going through a complicated football and institutional moment. To the bad results (elimination in the League Cup and in the Libertadores) and the economic crisis was added the dismissal of Ruben Darío Insuafanning the flames of a tense climate between the fans and the Ciclón leadership.

To calm things down, in the last few hours the manager and former player of the institution, Nestor Ortigozawhere he clarified the rumors about Bareiro’s possible departure to Boca and explained the reasons for Insua’s departure.

“The thing from Bareiro to Boca is all rumors. Nothing concrete came to San Lorenzo”Ortigoza began by saying about the rumors of the Paraguayan striker’s departure.

“Bareiro had a clause but we lowered it and made him a low exit clause. It was 7 million euros and now it is 3.5 million. The idea, if he leaves, is to sell him abroad,” continued the now manager of the club based on what the club that wants to take over the services of the Ciclón captain and scorer must deposit.

Another of the players on whom the magnifying glass is placed is Agustín Martegani, currently on loan at Salernitana from A league from Italy and about which Ortigoza also spoke. “Martegani is a very interesting player, I love how he plays,” said the former captain of the 2014 American champion Cyclone.

“He has to appear in San Lorenzo and there, we will sit down and chat with the President and Romagnoli to analyze his future,” he added.

But what caused the most noise in recent days was the separation of Ruben Darío Insua. Especially because, after his ratification, Moretti secured a large part of the votes that brought him to the Ciclón presidency. After saving the team and taking it to the Copa Libertadores, after a series of bad results, the Ciclón idol ended up leaving through the club’s back door.

“It was the most difficult afternoon of my life when we kicked out Insua“, accepted the 39-year-old former player about the difficult moment he experienced when the leadership informed Insua that he was not going to continue in charge of the team.

“The change is for the good of the club. It is a managerial decision and must be respected,” concluded Ortigoza, who trusts that the bad football situation that the cyclone is experiencing can be reversed.