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Published 14:35 4 Aug 2022 BST
Updated 16:16 4 Aug 2022 BST

"Although the club has previously stated that it is open to the incorporation of new actors or investors to promote the growth of the institution, these proposals must be formally presented to the leadership that heads the club.
"We cannot consider as real, concrete or formal, interests manifested through social networks. We are a serious institution publicly recognised for its values.
"The club rejects the notion that they would be opposed to someone 'based on their origins, race or social status."
Chavez had hit back at the comments and accused the board of sexism in a post on Twitter. "I have raised $8 million (£6.5million)... today I see in the news that the O'Higgins leadership does not want to sell to me," she wrote. https://twitter.com/daniellachavezc/status/1552468221676191745 "Ricardo Abumohor put it up for sale and now that I want to buy it they tell me no! I thought this man was more serious and I'm sure I can do much more for the club than him... I'm from the Region, I'm a fan and he's not! "Apparently Abumohor [wants to sell the club] unless a woman wants to buy the club." Related links:How 9/11 is still killing one person a day 25 years later
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