The strange message from Alejandro Domínguez, president of Conmebol, who has put three villas up for sale in a privileged area of ​​Paraguay

The president of Conmebol, Alessandro Dominguez, is a man who finds himself alongside the most powerful on the football planet. The leaders of the South American Confederation, which includes Argentina, world champion Qatar 2022, with Lionel Messi as its flag, and Neymar’s Brazil, currently in stasis, but one of the most loved teams ever, The Paraguayan leader surprised today by publishing on his networks the sale of three luxury villas in a high area near Asunción.

Almost like another real estate agent, Domínguez used his X account to promote three homes in San Bernardino, Sunset Hills, a luxury gated community on the edge of Lake Ypacaraí, just 40 kilometers from the Paraguayan capital.

“Three beautiful homes for sale in San Bernardino, Sunset Hills: 107 Bali House | For sale. • 4 bedrooms with private bathroom and balcony • Social bathroom • Large gallery • Swimming pool • Quincho with barbecue • Service area with bedroom and bathroom • Storage room • Terrace overlooking the lake • 310 m2 built • 758.22 m2 of land,” explained the president of Conmebol, who did not mince words in publishing the price of such a property. He valued it at $455,000.

He did the same with two other houses US$435,000 and US$415,000, respectively. Each post was accompanied by the best photos of each of the villas put up for sale and at the end of the thread that made him a real estate agent he uploaded videos of all of them to demonstrate that they were not renderings but rather finished works.

The messages disconcerted Domínguez’s followers, since the leader never publishes anything on his networks that is not related to football. Furthermore, his previous posts were dedicated to the Argentine Colón de Santa Fe fan, Daniel Iñiguez, awarded fan of the year at The Best Awards which once again crowned Messi as the best in the world and a birthday wish to Enzo Fernández, another world champion.

Many thought it was hacking. However, as he discovered Clarionit was not a cyber attack, nor a post impostorbut something much simpler: Domínguez’s family has businesses in real estate and the leader ended up promoting them on his networks.

What is not clear is whether he did it of his own free will or it was a mistake by the person responsible for managing Domínguez’s social networks who confused the Conmebol head’s account with another intended for his family’s real estate operations. Once it went viral, it’s speculated that they figured out that deleting home sales ads was worse than keeping them and left it at that.

As they say in the marketing industry: There is no such thing as bad publicity, there is only publicity. And Domínguez’s message sparked countless reactions on the networks, including that of José Luis Félix Chilavertone of Paraguay’s declared enemies.

“How much does the home of South American football, Corrupbol, cost? If they could, they would sell it”the former Vélez goalkeeper crossed him with a chicane, who then used his goals to attack Domínguez by republishing complaints about the real estate company.

“Many media and colleagues from the continent ask us if the President @CONMEBOL account has been hacked. The answer is NO! Although it is his personal account, it once again demonstrates an incredible lack of tact. Everyone feels proud of this what do you want…”, says one of the messages to which he replied.

The videos of the houses uploaded by the head of Conmebol