Sebastian Sosadesignated as a secondary participant in the case for sexual abuse with aggravated carnal access involving four former Vélez players, He could continue his career in Argentine soccer after Justice prohibited him from leaving the country.
The former Rosario Central goalkeeper would sign with Deportivo Maipú, a team that plays in the Primera Nacional. The Uruguayan – who had intentions of playing for Miramar Misiones in Uruguay – would have reached an agreement in principle with the Mendoza club, according to journalist Juan Suraci on social networks.
In this way, while the case progresses in the Tucumán Justice Department, Sosa could continue his career in the Primera Nacional team (currently Juan Sara’s team is seventh in Zone A).
Some days ago, The Justice of Tucumán determined to release Abiel Osorio, Braian Cufré and José Florentín, who remained under house arrest and will now reside in Buenos Aires while awaiting trial. In turn, they prohibited Sebastián Sosa from leaving the country, who had been released after paying the bail imposed upon being listed as a secondary participant.
