Columbus Crew II dismisses Federico Higuaín after referee incident
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 8:25 PM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Columbus Crew II has parted ways with Federico Higuaín following comments made to a referee during a recent match. The team's announcement comes amidst ongoing discussions about potential promotion and relegation systems in Liga MX, as well as the aftermath of a controversial Madrid derby. Higuaín's exit from the team adds further complexity to the Crew's season as they navigate their competitive. The organization's leadership is now tasked with finding a replacement in a critical phase of the season.
- •Columbus Crew II fires Federico Higuaín after sexist remarks to a referee.
- •Discussions about promotion and relegation systems in Liga MX continue.
- •Fallout from the recent Madrid derby remains a topic of conversation.
- •Crew II looks to fill Higuaín's vacancy as the season progresses.
- 8:25 PMYahoo Sports — Pro/Rel In Liga MX, More Fallout From The Madrid Derby, Federico Higuaín OUT in Columbus
"On this episode of the Cooligans Christian and Alexis dive into Pro/Rel possibly coming to Liga MX, more fallout from the Madrid Derby and to round out the show Federico Higuaín is out of Columbus Crew II.
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