Omar Bravo continues to face all the consequences in all areas, after being linked to proceedings for the crime of alleged child sexual abuse, as now the decision of the Chivas board of directors to remove his shirt from the historical museum of figures who have played for the Sacred Flock.

Last week a federal judge at the Puente Grande Penitentiary decided to link the former Chivas forward to the process to face his trial in confinement for the next six months where all the evidence from the authorities and the defense will be exhausted to determine his final sentence that can range from 2 to 12 years in prison for a crime considered serious.

Without a doubt due to his media image and the history he had within Chivas, the event in which Omar Bravo was involved, has caused the current board of directors of the Sacred Flock to begin to turn their backs on him by removing his shirt from the Guadalajara Museum and that had been placed there to highlight his great career in the Jalisco team such as being the top scorer in its history.

In addition, Omar Bravo was going to be named in the next few days as ambassador for the World Cup headquarters in Guadalajara by Governor Pablo Lemus, but with this, the majority of the political class has stepped aside and has been distancing itself from its environment considering that A relationship with an alleged child sexual abuser is not beneficial to their careers.

Lorena Ochoa, World Cup ambassador

Recently, former Mexican golfer Lorena Ochoa was appointed Guadalajara's ambassador for next year's World Cup. The government of Jalisco granted that role to one of the country's most respected athletes, despite the fact that Omar Bravo was initially one of the candidates for the position.

Meanwhile, Bravo is being held in the Puente Grande Prison and awaits the verdict on the crime attributed to him, which could finally establish the predatory behavior they supposedly want to attribute to the forward.

Controversy surrounding Omar Bravo

Meanwhile, in the public opinion of Jalisco, as in the rest of the country, the idea is being unofficially handled that the Chivas board acted as if Omar Bravo were guilty, without waiting for the official verdict.

The removal of his tributes from the museum has generated divided opinions among Chivas fans. There are those who believe that Guadalajara is considering him guilty before justice itself, while another sector sees it as correct that the institution— .