The damage of Georginio Wijnaldum It was an unexpected last-minute setback for the coach Jose Mourinho and the CEO of Rome, Tiago Pinto. The ‘gianlorossi’ group managed to combine a good squad to compete in Serie A this season, but the Dutchman suffered an injury bad mood the sports planning of both leaders.
The day after learning of the fracture in the tibia of the right leg of Wijnaldumthe Portuguese coach came out to defend Felix Afena-gyan of accusations that put him as the person responsible for causing the injury to the midfielder, but also Tiago Pinto addressed the media in the run-up to the league match between Roma and Cremonese on Monday, at assess the situation after the disaster.
The former Portuguese player clarified to DAZN that from the club regret This situation is deep, because they are in a what a beautiful moment group form and planning:
“It is true that we are in a good moment, but this is football and we cannot complain or stop the illusion. It cost us a lot to bring him here (Wijnaldum) and as the coach wrote, he has become one of our family in 15 days. We need to stop and understand what is best for it to come back stronger”.
Also, as Jose Mourinhoalso have a few words to release defense the Ghanaian center forward, Afena-Gyanafter the accusations received in the last hours:
“I have to thank some media that did not look for a culprit in this situation. Those who went to find a culprit and put the name (Felix) never played football.”
Finally, the CEO left in the air the search for a exchange of ‘gini’ in the market for the coming months in which he is absent, probably missing the World Cup in Qatar which starts in November:
“The transfer market? The last few hours have been complicated, now, after today’s game, we will have time to think about the team.”
Source: La Verdad
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