ZURICH (Reuters) - The world players' union FIFPro said it had written to FIFA to request that Peru captain Paolo Guerrero, banned from the World Cup over cocaine contained in a cup of tea, be allowed to participate in the tournament.
FIFPro said on Twitter that it was "hoping for a breakthrough in the next 24-48 hours".
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