Jeaustin Campos Faces Administrative Turmoil at Real España in Honduras
Despite strong performance, the team grapples with significant salary arrears leading to unrest among players.
Jeaustin Campos, the Costa Rican coach of Real España in Honduras, is navigating a challenging environment despite his team ranking second in the league.
The club has accumulated 23 points in 11 matches, showcasing commendable performance on the field.
However, off the pitch, Real España is entangled in an administrative crisis marked by severe salary delays.
Reports indicate that players have not received their wages for a month and a half, resulting in significant discomfort among the squad.
The financial situation prompted player strikes, affecting training schedules, including two days of missed practice prior to a match against Real Sociedad.
In a recent press conference, Campos highlighted the difficulties arising from the club's financial issues, particularly regarding player salaries.
He stated, "There are complex situations that affect a possible renewal.
The payment issues, the salaries...
these are important situations.
It's difficult, and I say this because I am also involved in this situation, but I witness that the president is doing his best to resolve everything."
Elías Burbara, the president of Real España, acknowledged the outstanding debts during an interview, confirming his awareness of the financial obligations.
He assured that measures are being taken to address the delays and facilitate timely payments, with hopes of resolving the issues within the coming week.
As Real España continues to perform well on the field, uncertainty looms over Campos and his players, with their focus divided between sporting commitments and ongoing administrative challenges.
The club has accumulated 23 points in 11 matches, showcasing commendable performance on the field.
However, off the pitch, Real España is entangled in an administrative crisis marked by severe salary delays.
Reports indicate that players have not received their wages for a month and a half, resulting in significant discomfort among the squad.
The financial situation prompted player strikes, affecting training schedules, including two days of missed practice prior to a match against Real Sociedad.
In a recent press conference, Campos highlighted the difficulties arising from the club's financial issues, particularly regarding player salaries.
He stated, "There are complex situations that affect a possible renewal.
The payment issues, the salaries...
these are important situations.
It's difficult, and I say this because I am also involved in this situation, but I witness that the president is doing his best to resolve everything."
Elías Burbara, the president of Real España, acknowledged the outstanding debts during an interview, confirming his awareness of the financial obligations.
He assured that measures are being taken to address the delays and facilitate timely payments, with hopes of resolving the issues within the coming week.
As Real España continues to perform well on the field, uncertainty looms over Campos and his players, with their focus divided between sporting commitments and ongoing administrative challenges.
