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Mamado Sacco defeated WADA, who had to apologize and compensate him: "Sorry, he did not cheat"
The French stopper, accused of using banned substances and suspended, demanded £ 13 million and claimed the affair led to his release from Liverpool and tarnished his reputation. WADA admitted it was wrong: "Regret the damage done to him"
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Wednesday, 04 November 2020, 19:39
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The World Anti-Doping Agency, WADA, was forced to apologize to footballer Madameo Sacco and pay him "respectable" compensation after the French stopper won a lawsuit against the body aimed at fighting banned substances in sports.
Sacco, who currently plays for Crystal Palace, has demanded £ 13million and demanded an apology following his suspension in 2016, when he claimed the "defamatory" emails sent from WADA to his then Liverpool side caused the club to release him. Sacco claimed his career was damaged, his good name damaged, as well as its revenue.
Sacco, 30, was suspended from football in April 2016 following the use of the material burns fat named Hiignmin. Following the investigation, it was decided that he will not play more than Liverpool to continue the investigation, and later he was suspended for 30 days - after which suspension effectively finished the season. he said , Because of this he also lost his place in the squad of the French national team for Euro 2016.
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However, the suspension was canceled after 30 days after the material is not included in the list of banned substances of UEFA, and the case was canceled. Now WADA was forced to issue a public apology today and give it a "substantial compensation", although the exact amount has not been published.
From WADA said: "WADA regrets and apologizes for the defamatory allegations in its statements ... WADA admits that it should not have come out with the allegations, after Sacco was acquitted by the UEFA. He did not break the rules, did not cheat, had no intention of gaining an unfair advantage, and behaved "We regret the damage done to him, the reputation that was damaged and the injury and embarrassment that was done to him."
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