Rojo Edwards exige su salida: "Fernando Araos es un peligro para la salud pública"

The Chilean soccer industry is in turmoil after Rojo Edwards, former president of the Universidad de Concepción soccer club, demanded his resignation. Edwards accused current club president, Fernando Araos, of being a “danger to public health” due to his alleged involvement in a COVID-19 outbreak among club players. The news comes after the club canceled a friendly match with rival team Huachipato due to several players testing positive for the virus. Araos denies the allegations and urges Edwards to present evidence to support his claims. The situation is becoming increasingly tense, as social media users take sides and call for more transparency within the club. The controversy highlights the impact that the pandemic has had on the sports industry and the need for accountability and safety measures in club management. It also showcases the power dynamics within the industry and the importance of good leadership in crisis situations. As the situation unfolds, all eyes will be on how the club and soccer authorities handle the situation and what actions they take to protect the health of players and the public.