'Let La U keep losing and we'll buy it cheaper': Sartor Group chat revealed

Controversial chat messages allegedly involving members of the Sartor Group, including figures linked to the Chilean soccer club Azul Azul, have surfaced, detailing discussions about acquiring the team "La U." The messages suggest a calculated strategy to profit from the team's potential decline.

According to reports, the leaked conversations include statements like "Que siga perdiendo La U y la compramos más barata" (Let La U keep losing and we'll buy it cheaper). This indicates an alleged plan by individuals, including former club president Michael Clark and Azul Azul board member Pedro Pablo Larraín, to wait for the team's performance to falter before making a purchase at a reduced price.

The revelations come at a sensitive time, as members of the Sartor Group are reportedly facing formal charges for other alleged offenses. The content of these chats raises questions about the business practices and intentions of those involved in the management and potential acquisition of soccer clubs.

These discussions, spanning approximately four years, were reportedly revealed by T13. The alleged manipulation strategy, if proven, could have significant implications for the governance and integrity of the sport within the context of Chilean soccer.