El Cantante Guerrero, known for his direct style, used social media to point out alleged refereeing errors, posting several messages in which he questioned the performance of the female referee. However, the response was not long in coming. Faitelson, true to his straightforward style, reacted forcefully and described the former whistle-blower's criticism as obsessive, even using the word 'sick' to refer to his constant stance against the Mexican referee. The journalist not only defended Katia Itzel García but also attacked those who criticize her, suggesting that many of these opinions have a misogynistic undertone. 'She only applied the rules. Your obsession with her is already an illness. Get help,' wrote the journalist on his X account. 'Time is time. Not a minute before or after.' While some highlight her ability and projection, others believe she still has aspects to improve. This new media clash reflects the tense climate surrounding Mexican refereeing, where every decision is analyzed in detail and any error is magnified. The truth is that, beyond the exchange of statements, the discussion has transcended the sporting and opened a broader debate about respect, equality, and the role of women in professional football. Journalist David Faitelson held nothing back and launched a harsh criticism against former referee Fernando Guerrero, whom he called 'sick' for his constant criticism of referee Katia Itzel García. What sparked the feud? It all began after the match between Pumas and Mazatlán, where the referee's performance was once again questioned. The tension erupted on social media and ignited a new chapter of controversy in Mexican football. 'Time is time. Your obsession with her is already an illness. Get help. Not a minute before or after.' Recently, the figure of Katia Itzel has been at the center of the debate due to her growing role in national and international refereeing, a situation that has divided opinions among analysts and former referees. Period. Get help.
