He pomegranate This Friday he issued a statement in which he defended the alignment of the goalkeeper of the reserve team Adrian Lopez he is new Rosein a match of the 1st round of cup which ended in an Andalusian victory 0-3. Nasrid’s goalkeeper is 24 years old and players with reserve team cards must be under 23 years old in the KO tournament as it is considered an unprofessional competition.
However the pomegranate argues in his writing that the cup competition is professional and is protected by the Sports Law which took effect this year. “Granada CF would like to clarify that the King’s Cup is a professional competition in accordance with the provisions of articles 83 and 84 of the new Sports Law 39/2022, of December 30, which came into effect on December 1 January 2023. Therefore, a dependent team goalkeeper under 25 years of age is correctly lined up. Granada CF will oppose the Claim of Improper Alignment filed by Arosa Cultural Society, and defend their rights against all odds.”
According to sources consulted by MD, The Cup is considered for all purposes a non-professional competition. It is included in the regulatory standards issued by the RFEF itself. “The King’s Cup, the Spanish Super Cup and the Federation Cup are official non-professional state-level competitions at novice level, with sporting ownership exclusive to the Spanish Football Federation.”
In article 83 of the Sports Law, When talking about professional competitions, it clarifies that “professional competitions are organized, in any case, by a professional league established for this purpose.” Considering all the above, Granada’s allegations seem unlikely to progress.
Arosa’s complaint is based on article 250 of the RFEF Regulations: “In the case of footballers with goalkeeper status, and only in professional competitions, they can be included in the sponsor’s first team as long as they are under 25 years old, regardless of whether their license is professional or not. professional “.
He pomegranate was exposed losing the match 3-0 and the following removing the Cup, and a financial fine between 6,001 and 9,000 euros. The decision is now in the hands of the disciplinary judge for non-professional RFEF competitions, Alberto Pelaez.
Source: La Verdad
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