Nahuel Guzmán is once again at the center of controversy for his attitudes. The experienced goalkeeper of the Tigres de la UANL pointed a laser at the players of Rayados de Monterrey in the last Clásico Regio. Although this attitude was questioned by Luis Hernández, Ricardo Ferretti considers the rudeness of the “Matador” excessive.
Due to his attitudes and his constant problems on the field, Luis Hernandezformer soccer player who wore the Tigres de la UANL and Rayados de Monterrey jersey, believes that the controversial Argentine goalkeeper should be expelled from Liga MX.
“(Nahuel Guzmán) is a guy who is an idiot who does not deserve to be in Mexican soccer. Nothing else. Let them expel him, let them expel him from Mexican soccer“Hernández said.
However, Ricardo Ferretti does not agree with the toughness of the “Matador”. The Brazilian strategist directed Nahuel Guzmán for many years and He defended him from criticism as harsh as that of Hernández.
“From my point of view, the comment is completely out of place, completely. A guy who played soccer and this… I mean, because of a mistake… or has he not made any mistake?“Ferretti questioned for Fútbol Picante.
The sanction of Nahuel Guzmán
“El Patón” has a lot of time to reflect on what happened in the Clásico Regio. The former coach of Tigres de la UANL considers that, in the midst of Luis Hernández’s risqué requests, You must wait for what the Disciplinary Commission decides.
“Nahuel is guilty and deserves an economic and sporting sanction, and that sanction must be decided by the Disciplinary Commission.“added Ferretti.
Just after these statements, the severity of the punishment imposed by institutional means became known. The Disciplinary Commission determined that Nahuel Guzmán must serve an 11-match suspension, must pay a fine and complete social work hours.
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