The Uruguayan goalkeeper, who had terminated his contract last April, was presented at Deportivo Maipú, in the second division of Argentine soccer.
The Uruguayan goalkeeper Sebastian Sosa became the new reinforcement of Deportivo Maipúa team that plays in the second division of the soccer Argentinian. The player had terminated his contract with Velez last April, after being accused in a court case for the sexual abuse of a young woman in Tucumán.
Sebastian Sosawho unlike Brian Cufre, Jose Florentin and Abiel Osorio -the other accused- was never imprisoned, he is accused as a secondary participant in the case for aggravated sexual abuse that began after a complaint from a journalist from Tucumán against him and three other soccer players who at that time were playing in Velez. Eliana Gomez Moreirathe judge hearing the case, decided that the accused remain free during the process, although with some restrictions.
He cannot leave the country: the reason why Sebastián Sosa stayed
The Uruguayan’s lawyer Sebastian Sosa, Ernesto Baaclinirequested authorization from the Court to leave the country, since he had everything arranged with the team Miramar Misionesfrom the first division of Uruguay. However, the judge imposed restrictions on the player’s freedom such as a ban on leaving the country.
After the judicial setback, the former Mouth and IndependentIn addition, he had to establish a fixed address in the Argentina and has to travel to Tucumán every two weeks. In addition, to leave the country you need a court permit. Therefore, its connection with Deportivo Maipú Meets all requirements.
It should be noted that the Mendoza team, led by Juan Manuel Sara -of fleeting passage through Tiger in the Professional Soccer League– plays in the First Nationalthe second category of Argentine football, in which it appears 7th in Zone A, in classification positions reduced by the second promotion to First division.
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