With purple ribbons and bracelets, players show support for Ana Campa

Mexico City. The only way to raise your voice in the Liga Mx Femenil is discreetly and strategically. Players from Pumas, Cruz Azul and Puebla showed with purple bracelets and ribbons their support for Ana Campa, León’s defender, who pointed out a lack of attention on the part of the team after suffering an injury that will prevent her from playing again.

Members of Pumas wore purple armbands prior to the match against Mazatlán, corresponding to the penultimate date of the tournament. Although they could not show the garment in the game, on the feline team’s own social networks you could see images where they were wearing these accessories as a sign of protest.

Something similar happened with the Cruz Azul soccer players, who also used the bracelets and ribbons in their hair shortly before starting the game against Chivas. The Celeste have also been a club that has faced a lack of medical care, as one of her former teammates revealed months ago that she had played with a fracture in her foot due to a bad diagnosis.

The Puebla players raised a fist while wearing the armband prior to the game against San Luis as a symbol of support for Campa and all those soccer players who have not received the corresponding medical care.

Campa herself published a message on social media as a thank you with the image of the Puebla team and the hashtag #PorTuSaludPorMiSalud.

Campa revealed a few days ago to La Jornada that after being hit by a ball he suffered a retinal tear in his right eye, which affected his vision and cut short his career. She herself had to pay for her medical studies, while the León club sent her to the Mexican Social Security Institute to process her permanent disability alone.