Overview
- Verón, who spoke Monday on TN, said he no longer seeks a truce with AFA chief Claudio Tapia and wants the system to change.
- He called the current state of the game in Argentina not healthy and warned the country is wasting a key international opening.
- He said he remains willing to meet and exchange ideas with AFA leaders but argued that time keeps passing without progress.
- He backed a middle-ground update to club models that blends the social mission with a professional structure and outside investment, a moderated stance in the heated debate over private ownership known locally as SADs.
- As Estudiantes president, he said growth rests on infrastructure, steady revenue, and sporting development, and he criticized club cultures where decisions hinge on a single president.