Sebastian Sosathe former Uruguayan goalkeeper of Vélez Sarsfield and one of the four accused in the abuse case sexual in Tucuman, could become a new reinforcement of the Club Deportivo Maipúwhich is competing in the second category of Argentine soccer tournament.
Sosa is accused as participate secondary of the attack suffered by a young journalist and is currently on parole with restrictions. If confirmed, He would be the second football player accused of sexual abuse that he would join a local sports entity, after the possible arrival of the forward Sebastián Villa to Independiente Rivadavia.
In the last few hours, it emerged that the archer would have a “principle of agreement” with the institution and could arrive to finalize his incorporation into the Botellero.
bland He was left without a club after his alleged participation in the case of sexual abuse that occurred in Tucumánwhen a journalist from said town reported that she was the victim of several players from the team of Velez.
Since the footballers were brought to justice, both Sosa and the other suspects ended their relationship with the Buenos Aires club. The goalkeeper was the first to be granted conditional release until two days ago, when they ordered the release of the rest of the accused, Brian Jufré, José Florentín and Abiel Osorio.
By ruling of the Justice, Sosa cannot leave the country without judicial authorizationsomething that made it impossible for the footballer to arrive at a club in his country of origin.
Apparently, because there is no official information, everything seems to indicate that Sosa’s next destination will be Maipú, who plays in the First National.
Arrival from Villa to Independiente Rivadavia
This case is similar to the incorporation of the Colombian striker, Sebastian Villato the club Independent Rivadavia. The Colombian was convicted of gender violence against his ex-partner, Daniel Cortes, but a conciliation between the lawyers of the two parties exempted him from serving said sentence.
However, at the time The victim made public the evidence of Villa’s abuseso its image in the country was strongly affected.
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