An unusual deal: the formula linking Medrán with Colón | OneFootball

The arrival of Ezequiel Medrán to Colón, who came to succeed Martín Minella, not only marks a change of course in football, but also brings with it a contract with details that stand out for their uniqueness.

The coach signed a contract that, in principle, ties him to Sabalero until the end of 2026, an unusual horizon for a coach who is just starting his cycle at the club. However, the agreement includes a special clause: the possibility of ending the contractual relationship in December of this year, coinciding with the end of the term of the current leadership headed by Víctor Godano.

This condition responds to the institutional context of the club: elections are approaching, and the ruling party will compete in them without the presence of Godano as a candidate. In this way, the contract gives Medrán security to work, but also leaves the door open for the new administration to make decisions without being conditioned by a long-term link.

With this formula, Colón seeks to balance the need for sports stability with the political reality of the club, giving the new coach the possibility of leading without external pressures, but with the flexibility that the agreement can adapt according to what happens with future management.

Thus, the arrival of Medrán combines football and institutional strategy: his focus will be on reversing the team's present, while the leadership and the contract itself ensure that long-term decisions are not compromised by changes that may arise after the elections.

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