According to a statement from San Lorenzo, Navarro presented a debt claim of over $2.4 million to the club. The claim includes four mutuos, all signed in 2024, with a total debt of $2,418,793.50. The mutuos were signed by Navarro during his time as vice-president of San Lorenzo, and the club is now facing a claim for the outstanding amount.
Olé reports that the debt claim includes a 4% interest rate in case of mora, and the last mutuo is not yet due but is part of the claim. The last mutuo was signed in November 2024 and is due in a few months. The club has warned that it does not have a position taken on the matter and is currently in the process of evaluation.
The claim is the latest in a series of financial issues facing San Lorenzo, which has been plagued by debt and financial problems in recent years. The club has been working to address its financial issues, but the new claim is a significant blow to its efforts.
San Lorenzo has a crucial match against Independiente coming up, and the club will be looking to start turning its fortunes around. However, the new debt claim is a major concern for the club, and it remains to be seen how it will be resolved.
The club has advised that it will be evaluating the claim and taking necessary steps to address the situation. The outcome of the claim is still uncertain, but it is clear that San Lorenzo faces a significant financial challenge.