The Uruguayan side published a photo and a phrase of the “Che” Guevara on his Instagram and everything points to a message for the leadership. Football seeks to get out of the entity.
In the middle of chaos for the search for its exit of MouthUruguayan left side Marcelo Saracchi an iconic phrase up Ernesto “Che” Guevara to a story in your Instagram staff.
The phrase used by the Boca player of the commander of the Cuban revolution: “It is better to die standing, than to die kneeling”. It was accompanied by an image of the “Che” Guevara.
His post did not take to virilize on social networks and unleashed a wave of negative comments that pointed against the footballer and the leadership headed by Juan Román Riquelme.
At first glance, the player’s message could be taken as a simple motivational phrase. But this was published in the middle of the scandal that was generated by the negotiation of the termination of his professional link with the team as a whole, where the player had to charge until his last day in the club, but the leadership rejected the proposal and informed him that he should get a club to negotiate his departure via loan.
On the other hand, Saracchi integrates the wide list of players who did not show any type of performance according to the sports institution that it represents, so its continuity within the field was not observed on a regular basis and integrated into most of the games the substitute bank.
Saracchi Che Guevara
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