The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has announced that it is reducing André Onana's penalty by three months. That is to say, of the twelve taxes in February it passes to nine months of disqualification.
This punishment prevented him from playing and also training with the team. After the correction, the date to be able to play an official match again is set on November 4. You will be allowed to train normally two months before, that is, on September 4.
In an official statement, Ajax explains that in the Onana trial he has defended himself together with his lawyers before UEFA, which continued to ask for the twelve months previously imposed. “With this sentence we have gained three months compared to the initial suspension”, explains Van der Sar, the club's general manager. “That's why it was worth it. We stand for clean sport. They are convinced that André took the doping substance by accident and not to improve his performance. This is supported by all parties, including UEFA. “