The fashionable man in world football is called Luis Díaz. Although the Colombian has exceptional talent and is among the best players on the planet, unfortunately his current popularity is not because of what he does on the fields, but because of the reprehensible kidnapping of his father by the Colombian guerrilla. THE N.
This Monday, Luis Manuel Díaz Jiménez completed nine days in the hands of the armed group after being kidnapped on Saturday, October 28, at a gas station in Barrancas, Guajira. In recent days they have promised his early freedom, but the words have remained just that, as almost always.
Meanwhile, the entire world has clamored for the release of ‘Mané’, as they affectionately call him, and that request increased on Sunday with the emotional celebration of Luis Díaz in his goal that gave Liverpool a 1-1 draw against Luton Town. The Guajiro winger returned to the field after two games of absence to deal with his family drama, but asked to be called up again and although he started as a substitute, he entered the 80th minute to equalize the score and achieved it in added time with a header against network.
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Will Luis Díaz be sanctioned for goal celebration?
Different from what is usual, ‘Lucho’ did not celebrate his goal with rage, but rather he lifted his shirt and beneath it he had a strong message towards the ELN: “Freedom for dad.” The gesture has gone around the world and the request for Luis Manuel’s release is unanimous.
Despite the noble gesture of the Colombian, in England there was also talk of the punishment he could receive following the rules in the regulations of the FA, the highest body of English football. Every time a player takes off his shirt or shows a message, he can be sanctioned ex officio.
FA made decision with Luis Díaz
However, this Monday it was learned that given the reason for the celebration and the message that Luis Díaz intended to give, those in charge of the FA disciplinary committee will not apply any sanction to the winger, as revealed by the newspaper. Daily Mailarguing “exceptional circumstances, and the fact that the 26-year-old did not completely remove his shirt.”
This being the case, Luis Díaz will be able to continue playing normally with Liverpool, which will face Toulouse in the Europa League this Thursday, and then on Sunday against Brentford, for the Premier.
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2023-11-07 01:49:45
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