According to lawyer Marcelo Bee Sellares, ‘Aladino’ and Pachuca Santos must pay within 45 days to avoid sporting sanctions.
A few days ago that Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) issued its decision in the lawsuit that had Christian Ceva with the FC Santos. This body ruled that ‘Aladino’ and Pachuca must pay the Brazilian team the sum of 4.8 million dollars. With that in mind, Marcelo Bee Sellares, a lawyer specializing in sports law, gave an interview to RPP and revealed that the Peruvian team’s “10” could face a harsh sports penalty if he doesn’t comply with the TAS resolution.
“If Christian Cueva and Pachuca don’t pay within 45 days, they risk sporting sanctions and he could miss FIFA’s March date,” he said.
“A non-compliance file will be opened and sporting sanctions will be imposed. The player will be disqualified from official matches for four or six months,” he added.
However, the pro said that so far there is nothing preventing the national team midfielder from signing for a club. “Today Christian Cueva is not suspended because he has a financial sanction, not a sporting one. He could sign for any club tomorrow,” he said.
The figures of Christian Cueva in Al-Fateh
Christian Ceva In 2021 he joined Al-Fateh in Saudi Arabia. In total, the creative midfielder made 50 appearances for this squad, scoring 16 goals and providing 16 assists.