Four ex-Argentine footballers reported over Las Vegas casino debts | OneFootball

Yesterday, a complaint against four former Argentine footballers, filed by the Resorts World casino in Las Vegas, became public. The casino has launched individual legal actions to recover US$ 2,600,000.

The dispute stems from the use of credit instruments known as “markers,” which were returned due to insufficient bank funds.

The case is linked to an invitation scheme involving perks and financing to gamble at the casino, and it involves four Argentines:

Sergio Berti

Former Boca Juniors and River Plate player, champion and World Cup player in 1998. He is being sued for US$ 501,000.

José “Turu” Flores

A key figure for Vélez Sarsfield in the 1990s and later a coach. The claim is for US$ 500,500.

Sergio Zárate

Developed at Vélez Sarsfield and had a career in Europe and Mexico. He is the most implicated, with US$ 1,002,000 being claimed.

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