Football clubs face player unrest over unpaid salaries

Football clubs in Bolivia and Argentina are facing internal tensions due to unpaid player salaries.

In Bolivia, Oriente Petrolero players are awaiting the payment of their fifth salary installment. Goalkeeper Alejandro Torres stated that while the club is expected to complete ten installments by the end of the year, the squad is only approaching the fifth installment as of September. The players are waiting for communication from management to fulfill the commitment made for this week.

In Argentina, Gimnasia is working to reduce debts following a confrontation between players and management regarding salary delays. Some players are owed wages dating back to June. While management has promised to settle part of the debt in the coming days, the club has also faced difficulties paying staff members and youth, women's, and sports department employees. The club's financial situation has been impacted by delays in funds from player transfers.