Uruguay does not summon to luis suárez

Uruguay does not summon to Luis Suárez

Uruguay does not summon to Luis Suárez

Published:22/08/2014 - 09:49h

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As it was planned Tábarez has not summoned to Luis Suárez for the friendly against Japan and South Korea of the month of September. The Uruguayan Association of Football prefers to expect to know the exact scope of the sanction not to have more problems with the FIFA

The seleccionador Uruguayan, Oscar Washington Tabárez, has not summoned to Luis Suárez for the friendly that will play inside two weeks against Japan -5 September- and South Korea -8 September-. The Uruguayan federation did not have of the all clear if the sanction allows to the Barcelona forward contest these parties and has preferred to leave it went to avoid a new conflict with the FIFA. Waiting for the detail of the failure of the TAS -to know the exact scope of the sanction-, the Uruguayan selection is looking for more friendly parties for when Suárez can play.

This past Thursday, the Referee's Court of the Sport ratified the sanction of four months and nine official parties without playing of Luis Suárez, but allowed him train again and play friendly parties. "Until we can not analyse the foundations of the penalty do not go to do at all. And as we do not have fine in these parties by not having to Suárez in the plantel, is convenient to not to summon it", signalled the lawyer of Suárez. The following party, against Saudi Arabia, yes will be more important because it earns more money if the Uruguayan is on the terrain of game. "Against Arabia himself is important because it earns less money", if he is not, some 150.000 euros.

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