Málaga opens a sanctioning file against Antoñín

Málaga has opened a sanction file against Antoñín for breaching the club’s internal rules and playing a futsal panchaga with friends. This breach was known after the publication on social networks of a video of the soccer player in which he is seen playing a futsal game with his friends. The club investigated the exact date of the event and found that it took place on Tuesday, for which they will apply a punishment to the man from Malaga.

Pablo Guede, very annoyed with Antoñín’s unprofessional attitude just at a time when Málaga is risking its life, met with the footballer on Wednesday morning to make his behavior ugly and express his disappointment. The sports director, Manolo Gaspar, also met with the player. Subsequently, and after submitting it to study with the judicial administrator, José María Muñoz, the decision was made to file Antoñín.

The end has received this Thursday, after the training, the notification of contradictory file and now You have a period of ten days to present the allegations you deem appropriate. If after this period it is shown that the events occurred as stated in the club and that they constitute a fault, Málaga, based on the collective agreement of professional players and the internal regime of the entity, will impose a sanction on the player, very possibly financial.

Antoñín, for his part, continues exercising as one more with the group. It will be Guede who decides if he uses it again or not in the last three games of League. The Argentine coach was very angry and disappointed with his behavior and it seems decided not to count on him anymore. Already in the match against Oviedo he left him without minutes for some inappropriate gesture after having used him in all the previous matches and against Leganés, Eibar and Las Palmas as a starter.

In the club, Antoñín’s attitude is considered a clear gesture of lack of commitment. More if possible given the delicate situation that the team is experiencing, two points from relegation and risking their lives in these three remaining stakes.