Tribunal FIGC estudia sancionar al Lazio por violar el protocolo sanitario
The FIGC Court studies sanctioning Lazio for violating the health protocol
El Tribunal de la Federación de Fútbol Italiana (FIGC) estudia sancionar al Lazio, a su presidente, Claudio Lotito, y a dos médicos del club romano, por una serie de graves violaciones en el protocolo sanitario federal, según informó este martes el organismo que gestiona el fútbol italiano.
En particular, el Lazio, que se medirá con el Bayern Múnich en los octavos de final de la Liga de Campeones, está acusado por haber permitido a tres futbolistas participar en una sesión de entrenamiento del pasado noviembre pese a que estos habían dado positivo por coronavirus.
Tras varios meses de investigaciones, el Fiscal federal decidió someter al Tribunal de la FGC el caso del Lazio, cuyo presidente, Lotito, ha sido acusado por «no haber hecho respetar o no haber supervisado el respeto de las normas» previstas por el protocolo sanitario para limitar el contagio por coronavirus.
Se acusa al Lazio por «no haber comunicado de forma rápida a la Hacienda Sanitaria Local competente el positivo por covid-19 de ocho jugadores en la fecha 2 de noviembre de 2020» y el positivo de otros tres miembros del club en la fecha 30 de octubre, poco antes del partido liguero contra el Torino.
«Por haber permitido, o en todo caso no haber prohibido, a tres jugadores desarrollar junto al grupo del equipo una sesión entera de entrenamiento en la mañana del 3 de noviembre de 2020 a pesar de su positivo por coronavirus», se lee en el comunicado de la FIGC.
Las investigaciones de la Fiscalía federal empezaron en noviembre después de que algunos futbolistas del Lazio se quedaran fuera de la lista para disputar el partido de la Liga de Campeones contra el Brujas el pasado 28 de octubre, pero regresaran a competir apenas cuatro días después, el 1 de noviembre, contra el Torino en la Serie A.
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El Tribunal of Italian Football Federation (FIGC) studies sanctioning the Lazio, to its president, Claudio
Lotito, and two doctors of the Roman club, for a series of serious violations in the federal sanitary protocol, according to the organism that manages Italian football reported on Tuesday.
In particular, the Lazio, what is measured with Bavaria Mnich in the round of 16 Champions League, is accused of having allowed three footballers to participate in a training session last November despite the fact that they had tested positive for coronavirus.
The Federal Prosecutor decided to submit the Lazio case to the FGC Court, whose president, Lotito, has been accused of “not having enforced or not having supervised the respect of the norms” established by the health protocol limit the spread of coronavirus.
Lazio is accused of “not having communicated promptly to the Local Health Department competent the positive for covid19 of eight players on the date November 2, 2020“and the positive of three other members of the club on October 30, shortly before the league game against Torino.
“For having allowed, or in any case not forbidding, three players to develop together with the team group an entire training session on the morning of November 3, 2020 despite his positive for coronavirus, “read the FIGC statement.
Investigations by the federal prosecutor began in November after some Lazio footballers were left off the list. to play the Champions League match against Bruges last October 28, but they would return to compete just four days later, on November 1, against Torino in Serie A.
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