Fansy Beears hackers reported the positive doping tests of two hundred football players

The Haker group Fancy Bears has published on its website a new material designed to dispel the myth of "pure" football without doping.

According to the group obtained from various sources, in 2015, more than 150 players passed positive doping tests, and a year later their number increased to 200. It is not only about classical football, but also about beach, as well as a football.

“Today, Fancy BEARS publishes materials from various sources related to football. Football players and officials unanimously claim that this sport is free from doping. Our team has accepted this as a challenge, and now we will prove that they are lying,” the report published on the group’s website .

In addition, Fancy Bears has published a list of players who received therapeutic permits (TUE) for the use of prohibited drugs during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

The list of 25 names, opposite which indicates the drugs. It, in particular, included the Argentines Diego Milito and Carlos Tevez, German Mario Gomez and Dutch Dirk Kate.

Earlier, the Fancy BEARS group laid out as open access to collections with the names of famous athletes who received permission to take prohibited drugs from the World Anti -Doping Agency.