Nahuel Guzmán is suspended for 11 games by the Disciplinary Commission

He Argentine goalkeeper of the UANL Tigres, Nahuel Guzmánwas sanctioned by the Disciplinary Commission from Mexican Soccer Federation con 11 game suspension after laser aiming in the eyes of goalkeeper of Rayados de Monterrey, Esteban Andradain it Clásico Regio last Saturday, corresponding to matchday 15 of Closing 2024 from Liga MX.

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It was also revealed that, ‘Patón’ Guzmán must pay a financial fine for having violated the code of ethics of Mexican soccerIn addition to the suspension, the same thing that makes it impossible for him to reappear in Clausura 2024 with Tigresdespite the fact that the group directed by Robert Dante Siboldi managed to classify the League and reach the final, since, in that case, They would play at most 10 games.

In the Disciplinary Commission we assume our responsibility to provide sporting justice to build football based on the Fair Play code. That is why we make public the sanctions that we apply after what happened in the Regiomontano Classic.

— Mexican Football Federation (@FMF) April 19, 2024

In its autonomous capacity, this Commission has resolved to sanction the player Nahuel Ignacio Guzmán Palomeque of Club Tigres with 11 suspension games, a financial fine and hours of social work, for the conduct shown during the aforementioned match that violates the Sanctions Regulations of the FMF”, reads the statement from the Disciplinary Commission.

THERE WAS ALSO PUNISHMENT FOR TIGERS BECAUSE OF THEIR FANS

Besides, The entire Tigres of the UANL must also assume economic sanctionsfelines are fined for the attitudes of their fans at the BBVA Stadium and also by their employeesdue to the statement that they launched, after feeling affected by arbitration of that duel.

The Tigres club is financially sanctioned for improper conduct of its fans, for the improper conduct of its employees, and for a publication made on its social networks and media, all of which violates the following articles and subsections,” states the text of the Mexican Soccer Federation.

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