The Mexican Football League continues to fall apart, now Carlos Salcido announced that he is leaving his position as president
What started out as an important option in professional football practically collapsed. Reliable sources slipped to ESPN Digital that Mexican Football League is about to end.
Moments ago, Carlos Salcido He resigned as president, sending a WhatsApp to team owners with the following message:
“Good afternoon to everyone I send you a hug and I take the opportunity to inform you that from this moment I am leaving the position of president of the league LBM thanking you totally for your support and thanking you for everything. Very successful in whatever comes, “he wrote.
A source within the league ratified the above and went further: “He has just resigned,” were his first words confirming what is already circulating strongly on social networks.
However, this businessman was more forceful. “League is over LBM because there are four more teams that do not bring wool and another four with the benefit of the doubt, “explained our source.
The Mexican Football League It started with 20 teams, however, five have dropped from the organization: Xalapa, Pheasants, Athletic Ensenada, Athletic Jalisco y LZacatepec oboe.
In the first case, the Veracruz entity lost its affiliation process after it did not pay or present the required documentation on time, while the Yucatecan club clarified, through social networks, that they stepped aside because they did not find financial solidity in the project, prior to its startup.
Similarly, prior to its inception, the league concluded the “relationship with Athletic Ensenada, because there are no guarantees necessary for their participation in the tournament as established “.
In recent days, Victor Montiel, president of the National Association of Mexican Football, noted that Athletic Jalisco was no longer part of the season and that Zacatepec It would have both a new headquarters and a name, however, subsequently, the team announced that it could not solve some breaches and will not continue in the league.
It is worth mentioning that the entity also warned that it will review the situations of the Veracruzano Soccer Club, Saint Joseph, Acaxees Y Acapulco.
Another hard blow for the organization was that it was left without a television station, because WCN Television, based in Houston, Texas, announced on November 10 that it would cease broadcasting of the games because it could not find a way to tie a single business strategy.
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