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Cruz Azul is a millionaire to lose due to FIFA’s mismanagement

Mary Shelley by Mary Shelley
December 9, 2022
Cruz Azul is a millionaire to lose due to FIFA’s mismanagement
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Due to new mismanagement, Cruz Azul has missed out on thousands of dollars that FIFA was going to pay it for the players it contributed to the Qatar 2022 World Cup.

By Kareena Bobadilla

12/08/2022 – 6:53 pm CSTcomments

12/08/2022 – 6:53 pm CST

Charlie Rodriguez is one of the players that Cruz Azul has contributed to the Mexican national team.
© Imago7Charlie Rodriguez is one of the players that Cruz Azul has contributed to the Mexican national team.
Kareena Bobadilla

Full Austerity periodImposed by the new administration headed by President Victor Manuel Velázquez, since his arrival, Blue Cross He had luxury Let thousands of dollars, translated into millions of Mexican pesos, escapeDue to mismanagement order with FIFA.

And it was A lead in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar Today with three elements belonging to it: Carlos Rodriguez and Uriel Antuna With the Mexican national team, as well Michael Estrada With the representative of Ecuador, and also with three other players he has owned in the last two years, La Maquina received payment from FIFA.

However, according to Luis Castillo’s journalist of record, Cruz Azul would have missed the charge associated with himDue to the fact that Documents required by FIFA You can get support as part of your club support scheme.

FIFA project

C.As part of its assistance program for clubsBefore the start of the World Cup, FIFA announced 209 million dollars to be distributed Among all teams, for each Football players who have contributed to the World CupBut, more Players they have registered in the last two yearsthereby rewarding them for their contribution Playoffs.

“They will receive this compensation All clubs the player has played for in the two years preceding the 2022 FIFA World Cup“, Report FIFA In an official statement.

FIFA has confirmed that it will pay 10 thousand dollarsRoughly, their for each day Players stay with their national team during the World CupRegardless of the number of minutes they play, the amount each club receives depends on the stage their footballers play in until the teams arrive.

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Amounts are as follows:

How much money did Cruz Azul lose for its players?

In this way, Blue Cross I had insurance to pay Group level To the three players who contributed, Charlie Rodriguez, Uriel Antuna and Michael Estrada, that is, 180 thousand dollars eachAnd half the size Three other playersReporter Until the year you register them on your payroll Of the two indicated FIFAIt will be Luis Romo, Roberto Alvarado and Orbelin Pineda, Because they belong machine Everything 2021 Today they are a part Triku Summons.

Thus, the first phase consisted of players the worldFrom both Mexican team as Ecuador national team Couldn’t progress Round 16The Cement team Total received from FIFA 810 thousand dollarsEquivalent 16.2 million Mexican pesosHowever, the Sky arks They will be empty.

player Register sum
Charlie Rodriguez Current 180 thousand dollars
Uriel Antona Current 180 thousand dollars
Michael Estrada Current 180 thousand dollars
Luis Romo 2021 90 thousand dollars
Robert Alvarado 2021 90 thousand dollars
Orbelin Pineda 2021 90 thousand dollars
Total: 810 thousand dollars

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Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley writes for The Cleveland American, covering news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. She focuses on clear, reliable reporting and useful information, helping readers stay informed about current events, important developments, and stories that matter.

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