FifaDecision to exclude the club León from the World Club 2025 due to its connection to Grupo Pachuca has sent shock waves through Liga MX. FIFA’s regulations prohibit the participation of several teams under the same ownershipand with pachuca already qualified, León was considered not eligible.
This decision has major consequences for Club -World Cup And the Mexican football landscape. The highlights of the decision FIFA’s commitment to maintain its rules and maintain its regulations.
Journalist Edgar Valero Reported on that FIFA is considering outstanding sanctions against other league Mteams with several ownership structures. This may include suspension from international competitions. The move suggests a potential wider degradation of structures with multiple ownership. The decision to punish the club León has created uncertainty within Liga Mand has raised concerns about the future for several ownership.
The club León, questioned the decision, has appealed the court for sports (CAS) arbitration. Their argument is that they qualified for the Club World Cup 2023, before the multi-owner rule was implemented in 2024. However, this appeal could regain, which would potentially get a more extensive FIFA response. The response from FIFA suggests that it takes the matter very seriously.
Potential impact of fifa sanctions on league mx
A FIFA mandate Suspension of Liga Mteam with multiple-owning structures from international competitions would have a devastating impact on Mexican football. Teams from Grupo Pachuca (Pachuca, Club León), Grupo Orlegi (Santos, Atlas) and others may meet exclusion from prestigious tournaments such as Concacaf Champions League. The move can redefine the Mexican football landscape and the team’s ability to compete at international level.
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Liga MPresident Mikel Arriola stated that the league and the Mexican Football Association (FMF) will support the club León’s appeal to Fifa. He also confirmed that they would run to retain at least one Mexican team in the club’s World Cupemphasizes their determination to defend Mexico’s three assigned places.
Arriola has said that he is in constant contact with all parties involved and is committed to supporting the club. The response from the league’s leadership proposes its commitment to ensure that Mexican football teams have an opportunity to compete on the world scene. The events highlight the increasing importance of following FIFA’s rules and regulations and maintaining the integrity of the football competition.
