Rodrigo de Paulo, a former Udinese football player, became a pivot for the Argentine national team. A midfielder of undisputed value has found the right position with coach Scaloni, he moves well in the middle of the field, managing to combine quality and quantity. De Paul is Argentina’s metronome who, after winning the America’s Cup and the Grand Final wants to win the world Cup next autumn. But the player may not be on the squad list. Not because Scaloni is ready to cross him or because he has suffered a serious injury. But he might miss the most important event due to a complaint from his ex-wife.
The president of the Argentine Football Federation, Claudio Tapia, in a radio interview addressed several topics, including what concerns De Paul, who due to the laws in force in Qatar may not be available to Scaloni. The situation is simple to explain. All those who have a pending case are prohibited from entering Qatar (and those with a dirty criminal record are also prohibited). De Paul a year ago was denounced by his ex-wife, Camila Homs, the process is still pending and it seems unlikely that it can be closed until November and therefore the Atletico Madrid player belongs to the category of people who have not been able to enter Qatar. De Paul’s ex-wife is asking for a millionaire sum and the process will have to define the assets between the parties after the separation.
Tapia was very clear about this and warned of De Paul’s possible withdrawal: “This is what we understand from FIFA regulations”although I tried to reassure him by adding: “The amount of support has not yet been established. Now the divorce process has started. I know De Paul well, I know his feelings towards his children, he is not a father who denies his children what is owed. I believe that everything will turn out for the best.”. Closing the dispute, therefore, is important for De Paul, who wants to play in the World Cup for the first time.
Source: Fan Page IT
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