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The new president of Alianza Lima, Renzo Ratto, has shown a noticeable change in strategy regarding the departure of footballer Kevin Quevedo. In contrast to the previous administration, which had pursued legal action against the player, Ratto has initiated direct negotiations with Quevedo to resolve the existing dispute.
According to reports from Libertad.pe, the conflict originated during Diego Haro’s management. At that time, the club’s leadership decided to sue Quevedo, demanding a total of four million dollars for an alleged breach of contract. That lawsuit remains active.
However, Renzo Ratto is now seeking an alternative path, expressing his willingness to reach an agreement rather than continue with litigation. This shift not only suggests a more pragmatic approach to conflict resolution but could also pave the way for Quevedo’s potential return to the club in future tournaments.
From a sporting perspective, Kevin Quevedo possesses the quality to strengthen Alianza Lima in both the Apertura and Clausura tournaments, as well as in the playoffs. His possible reintegration would be viewed favorably by the fans, who remember his performance during his previous time at the club.
