The veteran Uruguayan striker responded to the demand he received from Independiente with a million-dollar claim to the club’s leadership for lack of payment.
The Uruguayan striker Martin Cauterucciowho was sued for Independent for breach of contract, since he considered himself free due to non-payment and went to Sportig Cristal of Peruhe replied to the entity of Avellaneda and demanded a million-dollar sum from him.
The directive of Independent sued for five million dollarssince the scorer had a contract until December 2024, while the player asked $210,952,450 million pesos.
The money that the 36-year-old attacker demands is due to the fact that he is asking that the debt that the institution has with him be fulfilled – which led him to consider himself free – and the amount of the year of contract that he had left to fulfill.
The former San Lorenzo player, among others, was not going to be taken into account by the coach Carlos Tevezsince, in that position, he incorporated the Paraguayan Gabriel Avalos and Ignacio Maestro PuchIn addition to the fact that he was already on campus Matias Gimenez and, since they owed him money, he decided to leave after having played 38 games in which he scored 12 goals in the year he was there.
After leaving the entity Avellanedathe player filed a claim and ordered the club to pay him a salary debt (October, November and December) and prizes.
Faced with this situation, the leaders argued that the amount claimed had already been deposited through two checks that were issued to Unionized Argentine Footballers and sued him in the FIFA.
With this new scenario, it remains to know what decision the body that governs football worldwide will make and the steps that the leadership of Independentwhich a while ago had been blunt, since, Daniel Seoanesecretary general, confessed: “The player left declaring himself fired for non-payment, which did not happen, Independiente complied. Then, we will initiate legal action.”
Cauteruccio is currently in Sporting Cristal of Peruwhere he has a world record with 14 goals in 6 games.
Source: Ambito
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