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Everton Defender In Crisis Over Betting Advertisement

Everton Football Club is looking into its defender , Yerry Mina’s appearance in a promotional advert for a betting company.

Mina who joined the club from Barcelona in a £28million deal last August has endured an indifferent start to his career in English football.

It is against strict FA rules for players to be associated with advertising gambling on football and Mina’s video for Betjuego in his home country of Colombia has come to the attention of the authorities.

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Press Association Sport understands the FA is aware of the matter and is currently looking into it.

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Stringent rules were introduced as part of a move to prevent, among other things, match-fixing and spot-betting.

The relevant section from the 2018/19 FA Handbook states: “An individual participant, when acting in a personal capacity, shall not be permitted to advertise or promote any betting activity that the participant is prohibited from engaging in by Rule E8(1) or E8(2).”

Rules E8(1) and E8(2) relate to betting on football or football-related matters.

 

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