Sources close to ESPN indicated that Juárez’s board of directors is continuing to investigate the fact to know if Marco Fabián will face an additional sanction.
Marco Fabián will be separated from the Bravos de Juárez first team for 10 days after revealing some footage of Chivas’ youth team living together and making a toast at his house with some guests.
Sources close by ESPN claimed that this determination was made by the protocols established by Liga MX and The Bravos board will continue to investigate what happened to see if Marco Fabián will have additional consequences
In turn, the MX League opened an investigation folder to the Disciplinary Commission to investigate what happened to the boundary box element, highlighting the player’s temporary separation.
The LIGA BBVA MX has handed over the case of the FC Juárez player, Marco Fabián de la Mora, this Thursday to the Disciplinary Commission of the Mexican Football Association, so that the corresponding investigation and determination are carried out. The foregoing, after the social networks Transcending videos of the footballer in an event outside the club without respecting the health protocol ”.
It is expected that in the coming days the current situation of the player will be determined, who will not be able to participate in the Bravos match against Pumas on Day 11.
The midfielder did not share the footage of the meeting, but one of the people who attended the meeting, the artist Adso Alejandro, uploaded a video to Instagram where the Mexican player appears to be toasting with the rest of the guests.
Marco Fabián joins the list of players who have been involved in meetings during the pandemicPlayers such as Alan Mozo de Pumas, Alexis Vega and Uriel Antuna de Chivas as well as Jonathan Rodríguez de Cruz Azul have been sanctioned for attending meetings during the pandemic.
On this matter, the MX League has published the sanction for players who participate in parties who do not have the relevant concern for COVID-19.