Nicaragua Accuses Costa Rica of Attempting to Detain Player
Nicaraguan soccer officials claim that Costa Rican police attempted to detain player Byron Bonilla over a child support dispute before a World Cup qualifier.
Tensions rose at the National Stadium in Costa Rica when police officers entered the Nicaraguan team's locker room moments before the match, allegedly targeting Bonilla.
- The incident occurred before the fourth round of Concacaf qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup.
- At least nine police officers, backed by judicial officials, attempted to serve a notice related to an alleged unpaid child support case.
The Nicaraguan Football Federation claims the move threw the squad off balance, contributing to their 4-1 loss.
Autor's summary: Nicaragua accuses Costa Rica of unfair actions.
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