The Pueblo Nuevo stadium is seen in San Cristobal, Venezuela, October 31, 2019. REUTERS/Jordan Florit
LONDON (Reuters) - Last November, players of Venezuelan first division football team Trujillanos took to the pitch with a banner demanding their long unpaid salaries and then stood still for a minute in protest once the game kicked off.
Since then, the head coach has left to manage the U-20 national team and their three best players moved to clubs in Brazil, Colombia and Canada for next to nothing.
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