Kudelka referred to Lautaro Acosta’s license after being denounced: “I am not qualified to give an opinion”

last week, Ludmila Isabella, ex-partner of Lautaro Acosta, denounced him for gender violence. As a result of the complaint and the media coverage that it took, Lanús had to remove him from the calls of the professional staff and Frank Dario Kudelkaits technical director, supported the institutional decision of the club.

“He adapted to the club’s protocol, I respect the decision. It is a situation that I am not qualified to resolve, nor to give an opinion.“, was the first thing Kudelka explained about Acosta’s situation in dialogue with ESPN.

Then he added: “I’m not saying it to throw someone else, it has its social and public connotation. Undoubtedly, not only that it endorsed, I adhere to the institutional protocol“.

“There is something personal that one cannot comment on and that I am also not trained, not only from the ground up. They are private things, the possibility of working is not denied, justice is involvedKudelka said.

He further explained: “Train, he had days off, now we are looking at the possibility of him training again with the rest. He was under the slogan that he has to work, but there is a protocol that the institution started on all these issues of things that we all agree on.”

Lanús’ statement on the complaint of gender violence against Acosta

In the first instance, Lanús established that the protocol was activated: “By virtue of the facts of public knowledge and after having received a complaint through our Department of Gender and Diversity, We have decided to activate the Institutional Protocol“.

A day later, those called up by Kudelka for the Lanús match came out, and the club reported: “The player Lautaro Acosta is not part of the call for the match against Unión de Santa Fe, because a period of leave will be taken in order to address personal issues“.

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