University of Chile Open to Modifying Agreement with Azul Azul

The University of Chile is seeking to renegotiate its agreement with Azul Azul, the concessionaire managing the local football club. Pro-rector Dorotea López met with Eduardo Godoy, the liquidator appointed by the court for Sartor, the parent company of Azul Azul, which is undergoing forced liquidation.

López emphasized that the university cannot continue with the current terms of the agreement. "We reiterated that we cannot continue with an agreement that does not give the University the minimum conditions," she stated after the meeting. The university's position highlights a significant disconnect between its needs and the current arrangement with the football club's management.

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We reiterated that we cannot continue with an agreement that does not give the University the minimum conditions.

Despite the firm stance, López expressed the university's willingness to find a solution. "The liquidator showed good disposition, which we appreciate, and we, in honor of the fans and the history, are willing to propose modifications to the agreement to protect the values and principles of the university," she added. This suggests a desire to maintain a relationship, but on terms that better serve the university's interests and its connection to the club.

The liquidation of Asesorías e Inversiones Sartor S.A. by the 13th Civil Court of Santiago is the backdrop for these discussions. Godoy's role as liquidator is to manage the company's assets and liabilities during this process, which directly impacts Azul Azul's operational capacity and contractual obligations, including its agreement with the university.

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The liquidator showed good disposition, which we appreciate, and we, in honor of the fans and the history, are willing to propose modifications to the agreement to protect the values and principles of the university.