Fútbol Nacional

Eduardo Li pide perdón a Costa Rica y confiesa que regresará “pronto” a comerse el tamal

El expresidente de la Fedefútbol salió libre de la Corte de Nueva York, acompañado de sus abogados y familiares.

Eduardo Li of Costa Rica, leaves the Court of the Eastern District in Brooklyn, New York on August 3, 2016 following a preliminary hearing in the FIFA scandal.
Eight defendants who have pleaded not guilty in the sweeping FIFA corruption scandal should go on trial in New York in September or October 2017, a US federal judge recommended August 2.
Judge Raymond Dearie told a court hearing it was no longer realistic to expect the defendants, who between them have negotiated bonds worth millions to live under house arrest, to face trial in spring 2017.
 / AFP PHOTO / KENA BETANCUR
Eduardo Li of Costa Rica, leaves the Court of the Eastern District in Brooklyn, New York on August 3, 2016 following a preliminary hearing in the FIFA scandal. Eight defendants who have pleaded not guilty in the sweeping FIFA corruption scandal should go on trial in New York in September or October 2017, a US federal judge recommended August 2. Judge Raymond Dearie told a court hearing it was no longer realistic to expect the defendants, who between them have negotiated bonds worth millions to live under house arrest, to face trial in spring 2017. / AFP PHOTO / KENA BETANCUR KENA BETANCUR
Eduardo Li luego de una de sus audiencias por el FIFAGate. / AFP PHOTO / KENA BETANCUR (KENA BETANCUR/AFP)

Recién puesto en libertad, en declaraciones a radio Columbia, el expresidente de la Fedefútbol, Eduardo Li, dijo estar contento, pidió disculpas al pueblo de Costa Rica y confesó que regresará “pronto” al país, porque quiere comerse el tamal en Costa Rica.

Li, quien salió de la corte acompañado de varios personas, entre ellas sus hijos, dijo estar arrepentido: “De nuevo, pedirle disculpas al pueblo de Costa Rica. Ya luego daré más declaraciones”.

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