Diego Valoyes set to be punished by Talleres | OneFootball

Talleres’ management confirmed that Colombian forward Diego Valoyes will be sanctioned after testing positive in a breathalyzer test two days before the recent derby against Belgrano, in the Round of 16 of the Liga Profesional Apertura Tournament.

He will be sanctioned for having violated the club’s Professional Player Regulations, which provide for “fines and financial penalties that will be collected and held by the management so that, at the end of the season and by decision of the majority of the professional squad, they will be allocated to a previously established charitable purpose for some public good cause.”

In point 2 of the “Sporting Aspects” section, it specifies: “Players are required to maintain a lifestyle appropriate to that of a professional athlete, considering the physical demands that this entails. They must take care of both their private and social lives in order to preserve good physical and athletic condition and safeguard their own identity, as well as that of Club Atlético Talleres. All kinds of excesses or frequent involvement in the following are expressly prohibited: alcohol, tobacco, drugs, staying out late, nightclubs, pubs, dances, bars, and parties. Players may not remain in public places after 12:30 a.m.”

Regarding personal matters, point 15 stipulates: “Players are prohibited from riding bicycles, motorcycles, or any motor vehicle that puts their physical integrity at risk, on which every professional footballer depends.”

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