Through a statement, the tricolor entity maintained that “it is analyzing the next steps to follow” in relation to the punishment for the next qualifying process.
Tuesday, November 8, 2022
This Tuesday the Sports Arbitration Court (CAS) revealed the ruling of the case< strong>Byron Castillo. Finally, the entity will not sanction Ecuador with the participation in the Qatar 2022 World Cup, butthere was an economic punishment of 100 thousand Swiss francs and also the subtraction of three units for the next Qualifiers. >
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The Ecuadorian Federation, in addition, must pay 10 thousand Swiss francs to Chile and Peru for legal expenses. Through a statement, the tricolor entity referred to the verdict and expressed its disagreement with the sanction imposed.
“The Federation of Ecuador is analyzing the next steps to follow, since it does not share the sanction imposed by the TAS“, said the institution.
What about Byron Castillo?
The player who is the protagonist of the controversy due to his nationality, Byron Castillo, will be able to participate together to Ecuador in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Even recently, the soccer player released his prediction for the tournament, assuring that Argentina will play the final against Ecuador.