The president of Belgrano celebrated the title of the women's team and spoke with FutFemGol after the historic conquest. “Today we have athletes as well as athletes,” he highlighted.
The president of Belgrano, Luis Fabián Artime, spoke with FutFemGol after the historic conquest of the women's team, which became champion for the first time in the First Division after beating Racing in the final of the Second 2025 Tournament.
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Pirata's top leader was emphatic in pointing out that success does not depend exclusively on financial resources, highlighting long-term management and planning. "It's not all money. Today the club has been contributing for five years. We started with GPS, a nutritionist, a psychologist, with so many things... And why is it the achievement of the championship? Because all those things that we applied helped us progress," he explained.
Then, he dedicated a special paragraph to Mariana Sánchez, the champion's coach. “La Pomu transmits everything that is Belgrano”, highlighted Luifa.
The top manager of the Córdoba team also highlighted the strong identification of the players with the institution. “The girls have self-love and an identification with Belgrano that is remarkable and they leave it on the field,” he said and added: “Today we have athletes as well as athletes.”
Finally, Artime celebrated the evolution of her club's women's football. "In five years I have been surprised by what has progressed; I don't want to imagine 15 or 20 years from now," she reflected, anticipating a promising future for Belgrano and women's sports in the region.
Belgrano's title was forged with epic, reflecting the self-love that its president highlighted: after losing 1-0 in the first leg played at the Cilindro, the Pirates managed to turn the series around at home, winning 2-0 at the Gigante de Alberdi to seal a 2-1 aggregate. In this way, the women's team not only achieved a memorable comeback, but also validated the leadership's vision that constant investment in resources and strong institutional identification are the keys to continue setting the pace in the promising evolution of women's soccer.