Chilavert raised the tone against Vinicius: “He was the first to attack the rivals”

Jose Luis Chilavert He has always been a controversial footballer. Your comments always provide a lot. The former Paraguayan international goalkeeper, 58 years old, has not lost his disrespect and if the other day he described as soft (because they are local) Vinicius for crying in the press conference before the match against racism between Spain and Brazil (3-3), now he returned to the fight and told the Madrid fans that racism and discrimination exist everywhere.

“Why did I say that to Vinicius so loudly? For having common sense? Why is he crying? He said he wants black people to live better, so what do white people have to do? Do we have to kill ourselves? “What’s the issue like? We shouldn’t distort things,” he said while talking to ‘AM 990’. The Paraguayan added that “discrimination exists in Argentina, France and all over the world,” and recalled how he was treated when he arrived in Argentine football. “They called me hungry, that I was stealing money. Look for insults from the Argentine public.”

But his reprimands did not stop there. He recalled how violent the Argentines traveled to the Maracaná for the national team’s match against Brazil and Boca’s final in the Libertadores last year and attacked Vinicius again: “When the Brazilian police beat Argentina fans to death “And from Boca, where Vinicius, who is an example of Brazilian leaders? They hurt children, women and the elderly. When they hurt you, everything is fine, but then you disrespect them and they start crying.”

And he clarified that “what I put on my Twitter is that soccer is for men. When in Paraguay we say ‘don’t be a bading’ it’s not derogatory at all. The Netflix cameras were there and he started crying, what do you think?” “is there someone with dark hair who earns 300 dollars and has to feed 4 children? He plays for Real Madrid. Besides, he is the first to attack rivals.”