Nahuel Guzmán Receives 11-Game Suspension for Laser Incident in Liga MX Match

The Mexican Football Federation imposed the suspension along with fines and community service for the Tigres goalkeeper after he pointed a laser at Monterrey's goalie.

Nahuel Guzmán, Tigres' goalkeeper, was suspended for 11 games and fined after using a laser pointer during a match against Monterrey.
The incident, which occurred while Guzmán was in the stands due to a knee injury, marks a first in Mexican soccer for such a sanction.
Monterrey's goalie, Esteban Andrada, and both clubs received fines related to the incident and subsequent fan misconduct.
Guzmán apologized on social media for his actions, which took place during the first half of the 3-3 draw.
The suspension will sideline Guzmán for the remainder of the Clausura tournament, impacting Tigres' lineup.