In the finished period, Rafa Mir is back to Seville And from there he broke his silence about his judicial situation. “It’s going to be a good pace, we enjoy its evolution,” said Striker, who lived a time marked by the uprising.
Mir returned last tag -day to Mestalla After some markets playing as reinforcement, but its beginning is not easy: its involvement in a judicial process for a complaint of sexual attack and the various physical problems has moved him from the team for a moment. Murcian Striker has left Valencia With one goal, two assists and 743 minutes were beaten.
“This is not expected and many expectations. I had a bad time, the injury and the personal was not easy. It was a challenge that in continuing, work and sacrifice I was able to overcome. I wanted to go back to Valencia and both the club and I made a great effort to get together again. Pity that i can’t help anymore, it’s a thorn I have “He acknowledged.
But Mir does not regret his decision to return to Valencia: “Why not? Valencia sorry how my house was, linked to the club for seven years and I have a lot of friends there. I have a great feeling that owns that grow there and I always want you the best. It is always a pride to defend Valencia. But I have two more years of contract with Seville. Carrying
About the judicial processwho can’t speak too much, Mir simply says that “it’s still in the phase of the investigation” and, when will it end, said that “It will not predict” That does not depend on him or his lawyer. In that sense, asked if the judicial process could affect him to sign for another club, he said “no.” “I am referring to the facts. The judge allowed my passport. The process will not interfere with my professional life ”, Sure.
Now, Mir returns to Sevilla: “I have two more years of contract with Seville. I’m open to everyone. I don’t know what will happen in the future, but I have all the predisposition and desire to show the player I am. Carrying
Source: La Verdad
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