Verón questions the arbitrage in Argentina

Estudiantes president Juan Sebastián Verón has expressed his doubts about the arbitrage in Argentina, stating that there is a lack of consistency in the decisions made by referees. This comes from an interview with Olé.

Verón, who is also the president of Estudiantes, believes that the arbitrage in Argentina is good, but lacks a criterion. He cited an example of a handball incident in a match against Rosario Central, where the referee initially did not call a foul, but later changed their decision after consulting the VAR. Verón stated that this inconsistency makes it difficult for him to believe in the referees.

Verón also spoke about the relationship between the referees and the Argentine Football Association (AFA), suggesting that there may be a conflict of interest. He mentioned that some referees have complained about the arbitrage, and that this has led to a lack of trust in the system.

In the interview, Verón also discussed the upcoming final of the Copa Libertadores against Palmeiras, stating that Estudiantes is not taking any risks and is preparing for the match. He also spoke about the team's chances of winning the tournament, saying that they are well-prepared and have a good team.

The next step for Estudiantes is to wait for the resolution of the TAS (Tribunal de Arbitraje del Deporte) regarding the eligibility of Marcos Rojo, who is currently playing for the team despite being suspended.

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