Busted: Cavani's Dad jailed after deadly crash, striker might miss Uruguay's game because of it

 
Edinson Cavani of Uruguay trained with the team in preparation for their match against Copa America host Chile. It was reported that Cavani might leave the tournament, however, Berta Gomez, Cavani's mother, stated on Uruguayan radio 1010am, that Cavani will remain in Chile for the duration of Uruguay's participation in the tournament.

Uruguay outlet Subrayado reports that Paris Saint-Germain star Edinson Cavani's father, Luis Cavani, is being held in police custody after his car collided with a motorcycle in the South American nation on Monday night.The motorcyclist, confirmed as a 19-year-old man, is believed to have been taken to the nearest hospital in the city of Salto with a diagnosis of "multiple trauma and loss of consciousness, in a severe condition."

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However, in the early hours of Tuesday he was pronounced dead as details of the incident emerged, including allegations that the PSG striker's father tested positive for being over the legal alcohol limit.
Tabarez has confirmed that Cavani will train with the national team ahead of Wednesday's quarterfinal clash with host nation Chile but said it is possible he will return to Uruguay before the game takes place.
"It is a personal issue regarding Edinson who was not involved in anything but is nonetheless affected," the coach told reporters on Tuesday. "We talked to him to extend our support to him. He is affected as anyone who would have such a thing happen to a member of their family. What will happen in between now and the game is we can assess how the player has been affected. The game is at 20:30 tomorrow, not today, so we will train. In the coming hours we will continue to talk to him."
Luis Cavani's arrest is the second drunk-driving incident to shock the football world during the Copa America after Chile's Arturo Vidal crashed his car while under the influence of alcohol.