UEFA suspended a judge from work, who removed Bellingham
The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) and the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) were temporarily suspended from the work of arbiter Luis Munuer Montero. It is reported by AS.
In relation to Montero, they began a check due to a possible violation of the ethics Code. It turned out that the referee has a share in Talentus Sport, which carried out consulting services La Liga, UEFA, RFEF and a number of clubs.
Montero will not receive an appointment for the nearest matches. If a conflict of interest is proved, it can be fined up to 100 thousand euros and removed from refereeing for up to five years.
Montero himself said that the company did not issue accounts of any sports organization. “This is an information platform created so that different athletes can share experience and knowledge about sports values,” he explained.
On February 15, during the match of the 24th round of La League between Real Madrid and Osasuna, Montero deleted the midfielder of Madrid Juda Bellingham. The reason was the player’s debate with the chief referee. The football player faces a pass from 4 to 12 matches.
Source: Lenta
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