Overview
- More than 25,000 members voted at the Monumental in the club’s first election using a single electronic ballot.
- Di Carlo will take office on Monday, becoming the club’s youngest leader since Antonio Vespucio Liberti in 1933.
- His administration extends the ruling coalition’s project from the D’Onofrio and Brito years, prioritizing a recovery in results under coach Marcelo Gallardo.
- Andrés Ballotta, Ignacio Villarroel and Mariano Taratuty will serve as vice presidents on the incoming board.
- A 2023 reform limits the presidency to a single four-year term, placing Di Carlo’s mandate through late 2029.