Oriente Petrolero: Tucho Antelo will not return to San Antonio until the leadership resolves the player strike

The tension in Oriente Petrolero reaches its critical point with the decision of the leadership to “license” coach Víctor Hugo Anteloin the midst of a prolonged player strike that has now been unresolved for 15 days.

This Thursday, Antelo appeared at the San Antonio headquarters, but it remained without wearing the training uniform.

This decision was made in line with the strike that the club’s players are maintaining, demanding the payment of between three and five months’ salary.

Given the lack of progress in the negotiations between the leadership and the squad, the players gradually left the San Antonio headquarters, leaving the technician waiting for a solution that does not arrive.

Finally, a meeting was held between Antelo and the club president, Ronald Raldes, in which the coach was informed of his “license” until an agreement is reached with the players.

“It’s all a lie, I’m still here“There has to be time, we are calm.”were Antelo’s words on Wednesday, expressing confidence that the situation would be resolved.

However, the lack of concrete progress and the persistence of unemployment led to this drastic measure by the leadership.

Antelo’s management at the head of Oriente Petrolero has been marked by ups and downs, despite having achieved a perceptible change in the team’s performance since his arrival.

Although qualification for the quarterfinals was not achieved, His temporary departure represents a new obstacle at a crucial time for the club.