Puma’s coach, Argentinian Antonio Mohamed, was fined for wearing a shirt with the image of Pumas Virgem de Guadalupe during the Apertura tournament match, where his team lost 1-0 at home to Monterrey.
The Mexican Football Federation’s disciplinary committee announced the fine imposed on the 53-year-old coach, but did not specify the amount.
The Association prohibits players or members of the coaching staff from displaying tattoos or images of games, political or commercial campaigns, slogans and advertisements (except authorized brands). political, religious or personal messages.
Mohamed wore a shirt with the image of the Virgin and when asked at the press conference what he thought about the possibility of a sanction, he replied with a straight face: “None.”
“The Clube Universitário Nacional is warned about the future behavior of its technical committee, as in the event of a new action of this nature the disciplinary committee may impose more serious sanctions against you,” the note warned.
Mohamed’s Pumas are in fourth place in the Apertura tournament, with six wins, three draws, four defeats and 21 points, nine fewer than leaders América.
On the fourteenth day, the university students will visit the last Necaxa team next Friday. EFE
Source: La Neta Neta
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