The technical director of Deportivo Riestra, Cristian Fabbiani, today revealed the details of the controversial debut of the streamer Iván Buhajeruk, better known as Spreen, against Vélez and assured that “it was the only time” and that “he will not play again.”
The technical director of Deportivo Riestra, Cristian Fabbianitoday revealed the details of the streamer’s controversial debut Ivan Buhajerukbetter known as Spreenin front of Velez and assured that “It was the only time” and? “he will not play again.”
In dialogue with Radio La Redthe coach of the “albinegro” cast recounted the conversation he had with the “Fortín” coach about the inclusion of the influencer in the duel, which ended in a 1-1 draw, valid for the twenty-second date of the Professional Soccer League.
“What happened with Spreen was the only time, he will not play again. During the week I called Quinteros to let him know. I told him that the boy was going to play and that it was not a lack of respect for Vélez”said Fabbiani.
Later, the “Ogre” also spoke with TyC Sports and explained in greater depth the background of the decision for the content creator to take the field at the Guillermo Laza Stadium as a starter.
“We wanted to win the serve and we cut quickly. Marketing with Spreen helps Riestra a lot”he exclaimed.
And he continued: “Quinteros asked me for Spreen to play for half an hour”. In turn, he expressed the request he made Riestra to the former forward with time at River.
“The club asked me to play with four substitutions. I knew I was going to lose one substitution, but I worked during the week to avoid suffering from it. I am happy because we took a point off the league leader by playing as equals”he asserted.
Finally, Fabbiani made reference to the statements made by the Vélez attacker Brian Romerowho assured that what happened was “a lack of respect”.
“We have a very nice relationship with Braian. I respect his opinion and I have no reason to contradict him, but this is marketing”he concluded.
Source: Ambito
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