Dieter Villalpando made a new account of his controversial trajectory in professional football by being mixed up in a twelve-barred shirt, all due to the public exhibition that made him a content creator about the participation of the former player of Pachuca and Chivas in the world of betting.
The controversy pursued the talented rider and this time the footballer himself ended up throwing more wood into the fire. The midfielder, who currently milits in the Tepatitlán F.C. From the MX Expansion League, it jumped into national trends after a series of screenshots spread linking it to the universe of forecasts.
Now that Dieter Villalpando was fancied that he was wanting to be part of a community of gamblers, I learned that the first ‘red flag’ was when he went from winning 10 thousand pesos a month to 70 thousand pesos, and is that the first thing he did was to go out and start? pic.twitter.com/hif06qdZyp
Far from hiding, he gave up his face and admitted that gambling did come into him, although he launched a firm defensive argument: his bills only move in diamonds and matches.
The scandal broke out when sports predictor Cristian Rey decided to “burn” the player by publishing private conversations. In the chats, Villalpando’s insistence is observed for entering a VIP betting group and his airy claims after losing money for a bad recommendation.
The Chats of Discord and the 150,000 pesos at stake
Tensions between the player and the influencer rose between 2 and 3 September. According to the material exposed, Villalpando had been looking for advice for more than a year. Upon being exhibited, the player claimed to have made private messages public and, in the heat of the discussion, ended up releasing a fierce confession.
Cristian Rey, the famous tipster, exhibited Dieter Villalpando on networks for seeking to enter his betting groups?It's not the first time that Villalpando is in the eye of the hurricane. In 2020 he was separated from Chivas after being formally denounced for a alleged case? pic.twitter.com/5hPzsRvLGQ
“I’ve bet five or six times and I’ve lost them.They’re the only ones I put in and casually the ones I put in, you lose,” one of the texts that circulate on digital platforms reads.
Several reports point out that the texts also mention alarming financial losses, which runs around 150,000 pesos in a lap of just 48 hours. However, this figure is part of the chat claims and does not represent a verified account statement of the athlete’s finances. In the face of the riot, Villalpando minimized the work impact ensuring that this exhibition will not cost him his place with those of the Altos of Jalisco.
Dieter’s statement sparked the alarm, but legally puts him in a very interesting grey zone. The strict FIFA Disciplinary Code stipulates with total clarity that no footballer, referee or manager may bet, directly or indirectly, on matches, competitions or any activity that is linked to organized football. This is done in order to blind the game from any suspicion of repair or manipulation of results.
The former player of Chivas, Pachuca and others and today Tepatitlán player, Dieter Villalpando, accepts to have bet as an active footballer. They do not realize that this is serious. In principle he should be suspended, and if he bet on his own parties, he would be pursued by justice https://t.co/8wlzz2pPwU
However, the regulation of the highest body of world basketball does not have jurisdiction over other overall sports. By defending himself by publishing a game ticket focused on the New York Yankees, Villalpando insists that betting in the Grandes Leagues or the NFL does not infringe any long-pants law in his current profession.
As long as the authorities of the Mexican Football Federation or the Expansion League do not demonstrate that he put money in a football ball, the ten of the Tepatitlán will remain clean before the rules, even though his name will again add an uncomfortable chapter to his already turbulent outfield history.
