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A Brazilian parliamentary investigation into the game in football accused the star of West Ham Lucas packet of deliberately receiving a yellow card as a birthday gift for his brother.
Package gave evidence to the commission of the Brazilian Senate in his homeland this week.
However, despite being “suspect of manipulation of the game” by Brazilian researchers according to a report of the 629 pages commission, it will not face more measures in the South American country.
The Parliamentary Commission for Research on Games and Sports Manipulation in Brazil is a separate investigation into the position of the Football Association against Package on four suspicious yellow cards.
The 27 -year -old is accused of being deliberately reserved in four Premier League games, against Leicester in 2022, more Leeds United, Aston Villa and Bournemouth the following year.
Package has maintained his innocence during the investigation, with the midfielder ready to face a FA audience about the charges next month.
New details around the ongoing investigation have been discovered on four yellow cards received by Lucas Packet as part of an investigation by the Brazilian government
West Ham's midfielder was accused of being deliberately reserved in a game against Aston Villa in 2023 as a birthday gift for his brother
Package, which has always denied the charges, faces a FA audience next month that could see it forbidden for life if you are guilty
If you are guilty, packet could face a prohibition of football life.
According to the evidence presented as part of the Brazilian investigation, 'Packet announced (to the intermediary called Marlon Bruno Nascimento Silva) that would give' a birthday gift 'to his brother, Matheus Paya, which is a yellow card in the game. March 12.
That day, West Ham welcomed Aston Villa to the London Stadium, and assured a 1-1 draw when he said Benrahma matched from the penalty spot after Ollie Watkins fired the villains in front.
Package began the game for the Hammers and was reserved in the second half after a precipitating challenge in John McGinn.
The investigation confirmed that the game took place on Matheus's birthday.