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Levante has confirmed its intention to file a complaint with the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) regarding allegations that Barcelona has presented an ineligible player in the first stage of the Copa del Rey tie from the sides.
According to El Mundo, the defender Juan Brandáriz & # 39;Chumi has started the last clash between the teams on Jan. 16, despite its ban, having been suspended for club B of Barcelona at the Segunda División B, third division of the Spanish league football.
We will take this case to the RFEF – Chef Levante
Speaking before tonight's return leg at Camp Nou, Levante President Quico Catalán told reporters: "Whatever happens on the playing field today, Levante will present this situation to the Federation tomorrow. We believe there is enough case law to support the club's decision to do so. "
Deadline to report that Barcelona has pbaded January 11
The RFEF, who we think can only act if the opponents have told him of the offending team, told the EP earlier today: "In the event that a complaint is received, he will be sent immediately to the Discipline Committee. "
However, the RFEF regulation seems to stipulate that clubs have a maximum of 24 hours after national meetings in the middle of the week to file such a complaint – a term which, in the case of Levante, expired on 11 January.
The RFEF settlement in Barcelona "very calm"
In addition, sources Barça told the EP that it was "very calm" in the face of claims due to a change in rules last year. this would allow the player to appear in the Copa del Rey despite his suspension in league football.
In November, the RFEF introduced a rule that a footballer playing for a reserve that receives a short ban – less than two games, as is the case with Chumi – would be allowed to figure for the first team in another competition.
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