Overview
- The creditor group, which announced the change Thursday, said Bravo replaces Jorge Zúñiga after a vote by the Junta de Acreedores.
- Bravo said Aliancistas del Perú does not run the club or make sporting calls and only monitors the reorganization plan already approved by the court.
- In its statement, the fund described him as an Alianza supporter and former youth basketball player, and cited IPD and FIBA appointments plus studies at the University of Lima, Yale and Salamanca.
- Reports in Libero and Perú21 shared documents and an old video linking him to Universitario; Bravo later said he supports Alianza, called some photos AI‑altered, and acknowledged he once played basketball for Universitario.
- The leadership shift comes as Alianza leads the Torneo Apertura and prepares for the clásico, with Bravo voicing optimism and urging passion without violence.