Estudiantes de La Plata says the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS/TAS) has cleared defender Marcos Rojo to be available for the club’s Copa Libertadores semi-final against Flamengo on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. ET.
Across the three reports, the legal development is presented as a decisive step after a prior ban or ineligibility issue. The Rio Times and Yahoo Sports both frame the ruling as “clearing” Rojo through the sports arbitration process. StudioFútbol adds more context, saying the dispute involves FIFA’s/CONMEBOL’s role in denying the player’s registration and that Rojo had missed the first leg of the tie before being cleared.
While all outlets agree on the core outcome—Rojo becomes eligible for the semi-final—the emphasis differs: some lead with the immediate availability for the match, while others underline the arbitration authority and the background controversy over eligibility and provisional measures.
