Overview
- Marketing chief Daniel Amador said the club acted to defend the institution and stressed no one is above Universitario.
- Ruidíaz told reporters the decision does not affect him and said he did not know his image was displayed at the Museo Crema.
- He added that he is focused on Atlético Grau and insisted he would not publish anything intended to harm the club where he began.
- The controversy followed a social-media clip in which he sang in Portuguese referencing a 4-0 scoreline after Universitario’s Copa Libertadores loss to Palmeiras.
- Libero reported that a return to Universitario earlier this year fell through over financial terms, reflecting a relationship now further strained.