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Mexico's Club Leon out of Club World Cup due to ownership rule breach, FIFA says

  • Mexico's Club Leon was disqualified from the Club World Cup for violating rules regarding multi-club ownership, as confirmed by FIFA's appeals committee.
  • Both Leon and Pachuca share the same owner, Grupo Pachuca, which argued that the clubs operated independently but failed to convince FIFA.
  • Costa Rican club Alajuelense complained about the multi-ownership, leading to FIFA's decision to uphold the removal of Leon from the tournament.
  • Club Leon plans to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, stating that they acted fairly and independently.
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Jesús Martínez Murguía, president of the Leon, defined FIFA's decision to take away the right to play the Club World Cup as a political maneuver.

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The Mexican club was punished for being owned by the same owner of Pachuca. Ticos were the ones who started the claim, but it is not yet known which team would take its place. The trend that exploded in networks from Avellaneda.

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In the summer, FIFA's first mega club World Cup will be held, the participants are certain and the groups are drawn. However, Club Léon from Mexico is not supposed to be there: the Mexican top club has been cancelled because of its ownership, but resists it.

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Mexican club Leon banned from FIFA Club World Cup

Club Leon from Mexico were incensed Friday after they were banned from the June-July Club World Cup in the United States for violating rules on multi-ownership, FIFA announced Friday.

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ESPN Brazil broke the news in Brazil on Thursday, March 20, 2025.
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