Nahuel Guzmán is wrapped in a controversywhen identified to make use of a laser through the Royal Basic who disputed Striped and Tigers be Saturday April 13in it Metal big.

He Argentine goalkeeper He didn’t see minutes within the sport as he was out attributable to a knee damagehowever was current on the basketball courtroom and in one of many containers of the stadium to help their colleagues, particularly Carlos Felipe Rodríguezwho has occupied the feline bow within the absence of the “Paton‘.

In accordance with a video revealed by the media RG La Deportiva and one other one captured by followers, Nahuel would have used a inexperienced laser to direct it to the courtroom of the Metal bigthe place it’s Saturday Striped and Tigers they signed a spectacular 3-3 drawwhich was sealed within the final breath of the match with a purpose from Germán Berterame.

Within the picture you’ll be able to see what could be the determine of the goalkeeperwith the membership’s clothes, close to different parts of the establishment, arms crossed and with a inexperienced laser pointing in entrance of him.

“Nahuel Guzmán makes use of a laser beamr pointing it to the courtroom within the one hundred and thirty fifth version of the Clásico Regio”, describes the publication of the video.

For now, neither Tigers and neither Striped They’ve expressed themselves in regards to the photographs which have been revealed in current hours.

SO SAID HE WAS PROUD OF HIS PLAYERS!

However, Fernando Ortiz He stated he was happy with his gamers, after twice coming from behind to rescue the tie towards Tigers in it Metal big.

“I need to congratulate my gamers, not solely those that performed, however those that didn’t have the possibility to play and people who had been omitted of the decision, congratulate them publicly for the match they’ve achieved.

“Typically soccer has justice, within the sense that when a workforce trieshigher play, search and in the mean time you’re at the start or ending or a begin once more, emotionally hit and hit loads.