Jorge Campos uncovers the real internal conflict of El Tri and why some players are sold

Jorge Campos is one of the most historic and authoritative voices in the Mexican national team. One of the most outstanding players who is remembered for his peculiarity and memorable saves on the field. In addition, a person who knows what can happen inside the locker room of a senior national team.

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A person like Jorge Campos, who has a long history and has worked in various Mexican soccer institutions, is aware of the delicate issues that can occur outside of the sporting arena. Corruption, problems of egos, conflicts of interest, are, for the most part, situations that are experienced by the elements that make up a national soccer team.

In an interview for Farsantes con Gloria, the Mexican player commented on the case and pointed out that at the time he could have participated in match fixing. In other words, letting the other team win. The case was simple: if he let himself score goals, Mexico would not win the game, but he would get up to 100 thousand dollars.

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In the 1990s, the issue of match-fixing and corruption was already a situation worthy of investigation in the bowels of the FMF. It is evident that soccer is a highly profitable sport that can leave stratospheric profits in any scenario. In that case, if a historic and strong name like Campos was tempted, it would be hard to believe that many soccer players did not accept some deals.

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