Guabirá coach claims goalkeeper received death threats before 6-0 loss

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Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Guabirá coach claims goalkeeper received death threats before 6-0 loss
Summary

Guabirá's coach Leonardo Egüez alleges goalkeeper Juan Manuel Ferrel received death threats before a 6-0 defeat to Club Always Ready on September 13 at Municipal Stadium of Villa Ingenio. The Bolivian Professional Footballers’ Union (Fabol) has called for an immediate investigation into the threats. Club Always Ready's legal advisor Marcello Ortiz noted the validity of the match result could be questioned due to these claims. Egüez emphasized the seriousness of the threats, which allegedly targeted Ferrel's family and called for swift action from authorities.

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  • Juan Manuel Ferrel allegedly received death threats before the match.
  • Guabirá lost 6-0 to Club Always Ready.
  • Fabol demands an immediate inquiry into the threats.
  • Ortiz raised concerns over the legitimacy of the match result.
  • The incident brings attention to player safety in Bolivian football.
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While Guabirá has yet to release an official statement, the Bolivian Professional Footballers’ Union (Fabol) called for an immediate inquiry on Monday into the alleged threats received before the game at the Municipal Stadium of Villa Ingenio in El Alto. Club Always Ready legal advisor Marcelo Ortiz also urged the authorities to intervene, noting the validity of the match result was now in question.

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