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Argentina’s Gomez blames positive doping test on son’s cough syrup

By Reuters
24 October 2023   |   2:17 pm
Argentina forward Papu Gomez blames a failed doping test on his son's cough syrup after Serie A club Monza announce that their World Cup-winner has been handed a two-year ban.

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