Mexico City /
after that Adalid Maganda warned that he would go to FIFA to denounce the dismissal he suffered from the Commission of Referees of the Mexican Federation of Soccer, The head of the body, Arturo Brizio, said they will not give in to blackmail, as well as emphasizing that the poor performance of the collegiate was what caused the decision.
“He cares for me without any care if Adalid goes to FIFA. We will not give in to any blackmail. The commission is autonomous, it is not a racial issue but a subject of qualifications“, Brizio commented to the channel The sports.
On Tuesday afternoon, after being notified of his cessation, the whistleblower warned that he would take legal action to defend his work and even stated that it could cost Mexico to host the 2026 World Cup under the argument that it was a discriminatory act, although Brizio said he had all the weapons to defend himself.
He insisted that Maganda showed a performance that did not agree to the requirements of the Commission, which is in addition to the communiqué issued stating that he had a defiant attitude while he belonged to her.
“Adalid has no commitment to her career. He was given the opportunities but did not pass physical tests, then led an amateur match without respecting protocols. Day 1 was given a chance, 8 referees came out on top and he didn’t, Aware that it was a professional exam. “