André-Pierre Gignac is under investigation by the Attorney General’s Office for a possible erroneous data in its naturalization process
Due to a possible erroneous fact in his process of naturalization as a Mexican, the Frenchman André-Pierre Gignac is being investigated by the Attorney General’s Office (FGR).
“The Tigers striker, André-Pierre Gignac, is being investigated by the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) due to an anomaly in the information he submitted for his naturalization process as a Mexican“, The newspaper published clue.
Although the first reports indicate that the Secretary of Foreign Affairs informed the FGR that false documentation was detected, a source inside the feline club told ESPN which was an error in a data and not an attempt to alter the required stationery.
The player carried out his process to become a Mexican and upon detection that there is a fault, the Prosecutor’s Office opened a folder to begin investigations and find out whether or not the feline attacker acted with grief.
What is a fact is that the attacker’s lawyers will have to verify that the anomaly in this documentation was not presented with grief, process that in due course will require the presence of Gignac to testify.
After arriving in the country in 2015, it was in 2019 when the player obtained his naturalization as a Mexican, but is now being investigated by the authorities in that country.
André-Pierre Gignac came to Mexico to strengthen Tigers this year and has had several successes with the team, as he was champion in the Opening 2015, Opening 2016, Opening 2017 and Closing 2019 tournaments.
The Frenchman, who is the top scorer in the team’s history, also won a crown with the Cats in the CONCACAF Champions League, which allowed them to go to a Club World Cup.
Gignac is currently in the process of recovering from an injury and is expected to reappear with the team in this weekend’s match against León, as part of the 2021 Opening Tournament activity.