Boyacá Chicó and Jaguares have withdrawn from the complaint lodged with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS) over the case involving América de Cali and full-back Yhormar Hurtado. Both clubs have dropped out of the process, which centres on an alleged improper fielding of the player.
Another club steps back
The two sides join a growing list of withdrawals, as the dispute continues to take shape in the Colombian football landscape. The source does not detail the reasons behind either club’s decision, nor does it say how the remaining parties will proceed.
The core of the dispute
At the heart of the matter is the claim that Hurtado was not eligible to play when he was fielded. Clubs that had joined the complaint have now chosen to withdraw from it, leaving the case with fewer parties.
Source: www.eltiempo.com
