Jorge Valdano He is one of the most powerful voices in the world of football. The former player and coach knows the world of football in all its aspects and recently spoke about the changing landscape that has occurred recently in terms of the transfer market, as money from Arabian. He did this by throwing ‘darts’ at European complainers about this incident. “Europe needs to remember that this is Arabia for the last 20 years, taking away the most important continents of talent. It needs to know that a competitor has emerged with two legitimate rights: one, the purchase money, and two, the love of football”, he said in an interview with The country.
Following this matter, Valdano Also want to point out that you cannot enter Arabian already Qatar in the same bag. “Arabia is not Qatar, it is a country that loves football even though it has no tradition or background,” he said.
In addition, he reflects on the fact that there are footballers who have their entire career ahead of them who put money from Arabia before building a successful sports career. “This is a new blow to the commodification of football because that is easy to understand christian and Benzema say ‘I’ll open the bag and fill it’, but it’s not there either Gabriel Veiga, a great promise is hatching. That’s almost giving glory for money. already said Cross that it’s a shame, and from the footballer’s vocation the term is well used, but you have to be in the boy’s place when something of this magnitude happens. I don’t want to comment without going through the experience,” he said.
Critic with Luis Rubiales
On the other hand, in the same interview with La Nación, Jorge Valdano is critical of the figure of Luis Rubiales. “It is incredible how a leader can live outside of reality and through such great clumsiness reduce a historic victory. That is a way of reducing himself, it is the kiss of Judas who gave it to himself,” he said. Valdano still about the president of Real Spanish soccer federation.
Source: La Verdad
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