Overview
- The ban takes effect in the next round, sidelining him against Argentinos Juniors, Unión, San Lorenzo and Huracán, with a return in the derby versus Independiente.
- Racing said it will file an appeal to seek a reduction of the four-match penalty.
- Vélez manager Guillermo Barros Schelotto received a two-match suspension, set to miss Godoy Cruz and Lanús before returning against Central Córdoba on September 6.
- The bulletin also suspended Racing fitness coach Federico Costas for two games and defender Franco Pardo for one, plus Vélez assistant Federico Insúa and Independiente’s Kevin Lomónaco for two each.
- Both teams must navigate the sixth league date without their head coaches, with the domestic absences shaping preparations for their Copa Libertadores quarterfinal.