Racing’s vice-president resigned and raised the temperature ahead of the elections: “The decisions were made without consulting me”

The world Racing it’s hot again. This Monday, the second vice president of the institution, Miguel Jimenezsubmitted his firm resignation after acknowledging that two years ago he had been excluded from the decision-making process of the club management due to Vittorio Bianco months before the elections in which the future of the Academy will be defined.

“As a manager I feel I have given my all in these long years, both for the Club and for this management. As a member, in my opinion I believe a ceiling has been reached”, as a slowdown in growth has been observed for a couple of seasons. My contact with members and fans allows me to feel that an image of tired driving is being transmitted,” the now former team leader wrote in his letter. Academy.

He also highlighted the differences he has had with President Victor Blanco and that in the last two years he has been excluded from numerous decisions with which he did not agree. “The decisions were taken without my having been consulted. I did not agree with many of them, but to avoid conflicts that would damage the institution I preferred to remain silent”he wrote.

Jiménez towards the end of the letter said that he will try to collaborate from the place that time and partners give him to achieve a sporting and institutional leap and that he is full of dreams and projects.

Miguel Jiménez served on the board of directors during Victor Blanco’s tenure as president of the institution. At the end of the year there will be elections in Racing and Blanco will not appear, while there are rumors of a possible return of Diego Milito to club politics.

“Mr. Miguel Jiménez has presented his ‘irrevocable resignation from the position of Second Vice President of the Institution’, as he announced in a letter addressed to the Board of Directors and the Assembly of Representatives”reported the Avellaneda club, through the official account of the social network

“Our Club thanks you for your contribution, collaboration and commitment in these nine years of shared management”concludes the note.

The complete letter with which Jiménez submitted his unconditional resignation