The former River footballer was returning from a private party when he had a blood alcohol level of 1.10 grams, more than double the permitted limit.
The former footballer Javier Saviola spent the night in a Andorran dungeon for giving positive in a breathalyzer test in which it doubled the permitted rate.
He Little bunnywho emerged in Riverwent through top-level teams such as Barcelona and Real Madrid and disputed the 2006 World Cup with the Argentine National Teamwas returning from a private party when he gave 1.10 grams of alcohol in the bloodmore than double the amount allowed, according to European media.
This is why the former striker He had to spend the night at the police station and risk losing your registration and facing a heavy financial penalty.
Saviola the Bunny was arrested for testing positive in a breathalyzer test
Saviola disputed in River his last years as a professional footballer, in 2015, and a few years later he began playing futsal in Andorrawhere he decided to settle.
Among his most important achievements as a footballer is the He won the U-20 World Cup in 2001, won the Primera División title with River, won the Spanish and Portuguese leagues, won gold at the 2004 Athens Olympics and won the Europa League with Sevilla in 2006.
In addition, he was part of the team of River who won the Libertadores Cup and the Suruga Bank 2015, but it was not a fundamental piece in these conquests.
Source: Ambito
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