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In recent weeks he has been romantically linked to Jesus Boat, footballer of Sports University, with Melissa Klu |g, ex-partner of Jefferson Farfan, and today in the program Magaly medina they would give more clues about a possible romance between them.

According to the show program that is broadcast on ATV, both rented a house in the south of Lima, which could be considered as a lack in the protocol that designed the Peruvian Football Federation so that Peruvian football can return without putting the health of the players at risk from a possible contagion of coronavirus.

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“Melissa Klug rents a house in the south and spends it with his soccer friend “, you can hear in the voiceover of the advance published on the social networks of Magaly TV, the firm.

What was done by the University footballer could be classified as a serious offense, since in an extract from the biosecurity protocol, footballers are asked to stay in their room, house, or concentration center as much as possible, unless they leave to carry out purely sports activities.

In addition, it is also recommended that athletes do not share vehicles with anyone who is a stranger to their team and in the images captured by the Magaly Medina program you can see images that they would have arrived in the same truck.

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As is known, this would not be the first time that this couple has been captured together. Moreover, the ‘Blanca de Chucuito’ has not denied or confirmed that there is any relationship between the two.

SAFAP on non-compliance with protocols

Jean Deza is in the eye of criticism. Yes again. And it is that the player would have recently failed to comply with the recommendations set forth in the FPF’s biosafety protocol for the correct development of Liga 1 Movistar, this by having contact with other people without adequate protection.

In this regard, Roberto Silva Pro, current president of the Professional Footballers Association of Peru (SAFAP), pointed out that they would not shield anyone who goes against the campaign launched by League 1.

“In the Association we agreed that if a player ends up breaking the protocol we would not defend anyone as a union,” he said in dialogue with the Barrio Fútbol program.

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