Report picked up by Pinaxnews.com indicates that 4 Argentine players who were part of the national team’s trip to So Paulo to play against Brazil could confront some legal issues after it arose that they are being scrutinized by the Brazilian authorities for breaching isolation rules.
Tottenham stars Giovani Lo Celso and Cristian Romero just as Aston Villa stars Emiliano Martinez and Emiliano Buendia could face a serious fine in Brazil and be requested to leave for neglecting to uncover to Brazilian health authorities that they entered the country by means of England, as indicated by UOL Esporte.
The 4 players are blamed for neglecting to announce on true records that they had been in the UK over the most recent fourteen days when they showed up in Sao Paulo before Argentina’s World Cup qualification game with Brazil.
Brazilian law expresses that any individual who has been in the UK during that time should isolate in a lodging for 14 days, a move that would mean the four players couldn’t return until essentially September 18 preceding a further 10 days in a UK facility following a visit to a covid-19 red-list country.
Should the players go ahead and abide by such rules, it will definitely rule them out of not less than three Premier League games, one round of Carabao Cup matches, and somewhere around one of Spurs’ Europa Conference League matches.
This is what a spokesman for Brazil’s health regulator Anvisa had to say;
”These players arrived in Brazil on a flight from Caracas. The flight landed in Guarulhos (Sao Paulo). They declared that they had not been in any of the 4 countries which are restricted for the past 14 days. Anvisa was warned about the supposedly false information given by these players.
After that, Anvisa sent a notification to CIEVS (institution in charge of Covid-19 restrictions in the state of Sao Paulo). We have to clarify that false information given to Brazilian authorities might be infractions of health laws of the country and might be an infraction of our criminal law.”