Francisco Fydriszewski puts San Lorenzo's operation in check due to million-dollar debt

The Argentine forward Francisco Fydriszewski, a player of Junior, has managed to seize part of the sale of Orlando Gill to Lille due to an outstanding debt with San Lorenzo, his former team, thus impacting a multimillion-dollar operation.

A debt affecting a multimillion-dollar operation

Francisco Fydriszewski, the Argentine forward currently playing for Junior, has obtained a precautionary measure in France that has reached part of the money corresponding to the sale of Paraguayan goalkeeper Orlando Gill to Lille. This action is due to a debt that San Lorenzo owes to Fydriszewski, directly affecting the goalkeeper's transfer.

The claim and the precautionary measure

According to San Lorenzo's statement, Fydriszewski requested a preventive seizure in France over the sale of Orlando Gill to Lille, initially claiming USD 1,468,504.32. However, the French Justice authorized a seizure for the outstanding amount, USD 800,000. This amount was retained within the operation, affecting the first payment made by Lille.

The origin of the debt

The debt between Fydriszewski and San Lorenzo dates back to December 4, 2024, when they signed an agreement for a total debt of USD 900,000 for unpaid salaries and compensations. Despite an initial payment of USD 100,000, the player maintains that he only received that installment, leaving USD 800,000 pending, to which he later added interests and penalties, bringing his claim to USD 1,468,504.32.

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