The midfielder of Real Madrid Fede Valverdeexperienced an unpleasant episode the last time he called Uruguay where he received a lot of criticism because, according to public opinion, the ‘escape’ from a photo with the president of Republic of Uruguay.
And it is this controversy is formed at the moment where the whole team meets Godinhonored, the country’s flag and the President of the Republic and the Real Madrid player bowed while adjusting his socks, so he left the image and understood that as disrespect to the president.
So, after several days of criticism and gossip, the player himself wants to use his social networks to express his apology to those who were hurt and try to explain the reason for his actions.
This is his message: “I didn’t go out to speak then because I thought I didn’t have to explain my actions on a soccer field, but after a few days where I received a lot of criticism, I feel the obligation to sit down. down and write, almost with tears in the eyes.
I’m always a low profile guy. I never raised my voice and I had no problem with anyone. Whenever I can, I try not to be noticed, just for one reason: I just live for and for football.
This time, I played football. He was really stretching. It’s true that I adjusted my socks, but it’s also true that I didn’t notice when the photo was taken. I’m in the game and I just want to play ball.
I left Uruguay when I was a child, but I will never forget where I was born. I love my country and because of that I know they deserve my apology.
Sorry. Sorry to those who believe I do not respect the President. Sorry to those who think I don’t respect the National Pavilion. Sorry to those who felt offended and thought I sided with a political position.
It may not be the way you expect me to defend a country, but I don’t know how to do it any other way than the ball at my feet.
Sorry and thank you.
He ended up saying ‘El Pajarito’ ended the season in a bitter way and wanted to come out and explain his perspective on the events that took place.
Source: La Verdad
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