Nahuel Guzman is in the eye of the hurricane once again, this time, for having pointed a laser at the goalkeeper of Rayados de Monterrey, Esteban Andrada. An action that was recorded and that immediately generated indignation in the board of directors of The gangwho have asked for an exemplary sanction to the Argentine goalkeeper.
The main voice that came out to comment on the actions of the Paton Guzman was Jose Antonio Tattoo Noriegathe sports president of Montereywho spoke in different media about the team's position.
One of the most relevant was given in an interview with ESPN Radio Formulawhere Tato Noriega expressed his total disagreement and asked for the suspension of Nahuel Guzmánsince the footballer Tigers attacked Andrada's health.
“The only thing we are asking for is justice and that it be judged fairly and accurately,” said the president of Rayados de Monterreysince he made it clear that the malicious intention of the Paton.
“We find it very delicate that a planned, planned, premeditated act could have consequences on the health of a co-worker because we know that a laser like the one that was used”
– Tato Noriega on ESPN
Nahuel Guzmán saw from the box the three-goal tie between Monterey and Tigers of the Royal Classic; However, he made headlines because he pointed a green laser into the eyes of Esteban Andradaan action prohibited for any fan in Mexican soccer.
Furthermore, his own Tato Noriega assured that Nahuel Guzman had offended him and that this was about to unleash a lawsuit within the BBVA Stadium of Rayados.
“There was an insult from Nahuel, I raised my voice and said respect, here we are not going to allow them to come to our stadium to insult us, that was when Sancho, far from reassuring his player, wanted to mess with me,” Noriega mentioned for Multimedia Sports.
“There was an insult from Nahuel, I raised my voice and said respect, here we are not going to allow them to come to our stadium to insult us, that's when Sancho, far from reassuring his player, wanted to mess with me.”
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Some versions indicate that Nahuel could receive a historic fine from the Mexican Soccer Federation, which could even amount to 900 thousand Mexican pesoscorresponding to the 10 thousand UMAS established in the regulations of the Disciplinary Commission.
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