Club Puebla has stated it is operating with absolute normality and is debt-free, publicly rejecting financial and legal claims from a former owner. The institution emphasizes that its stability allows it to function without pressure to sell players, a key point as the team sits ninth in Liga MX with 14 points.
The club's board issued a statement to clarify its position. "Despite not having been notified of alleged court orders, we are addressing the matter and will continue to exercise all means of defense at our disposal," said Club Puebla. The entity also highlighted its legal successes against Ricardo Henaine, who attempted to claim rights to the team's name and brand.
"The results speak for themselves, we have obtained 19 favorable resolutions from the IMPI that have declared the expiration and nullity of trademark registrations that Mr. Henaine held irregularly," the club stated. This legal battle unfolds as the team faces its sporting schedule, which includes a next home match against fifth-placed León on October 10th.
The declared solvency contrasts with media reports suggesting an account freeze of 223.6 million pesos. Puebla insists these accusations are false and that its administrative and sporting operations have not been affected. The recent transfer of Emiliano Gómez to Tigres UANL, according to the club, was a player- and agent-driven decision, not a financial necessity.
With focus now on the pitch, the team looks to improve its performance after an inconsistent run of results (LDLWL) that included a 1-0 loss to Tigres last week. The full squad, which you can review on our squad page, prepares for the clash against León with the assurance of a stable financial structure.
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