The Chilean soccer player shared a provocative video, after leaving making gestures to the River fans last Tuesday at the Monumental. The criticism from the River Plate world did not delay.
The historic Chilean footballer Colo-Colo, Arturo Vidalshared a video on his Instagram account in which he attacks the world champions Franco Armani and Marcos Acuña.
The provocation takes place after the elimination of Colo-Colo in the quarterfinals of the Libertadores Cupwhere fell 1 to 0 against River. Vidal had warmed up the preview by showing a Boca jersey of his compatriot Gary Medeland with insinuating phrases like: “If we look at the titles, I have more than all the River players.”
During the 180 minutes played, the midfielder He had conflicts with several players from the Argentine clubbut especially with Acuña. Of course, when celebrating the classification, some Riverplantenses leaders such as German Pezzellathey dedicated the victory directly to Vidal.
But the latter did not renounce his statements, and shared a video this Thursday night with the song “Nobody knows“ by Bad Bunny playing in the background, which at a moment in which he says the phrase “tell me who is better”, a moment that coincides with the appearance in the image of Franco Armani, River’s goalkeeper.
Then you can see some back and forth with Acuña, with the subtitles stating: “It’s true, I’m not Acuña, nor Aránguiz. I am the biggest star in the entire world.” Thus, despite the fact that the lyrics say otherwise, “King Arthur” points against the Argentine world champion full-back and against the player of the U of Chileclassic rival of Colo-Colo.
But the provocation does not end there, since he also decided to question the coach of his team, Ricardo Gareca. At another point in the post, he exclaims: “Gareca, don’t call me, I’m returning the Cacique to glory.”
It is not the first attempt to provoke despite having been defeated, since as soon as the match against the millionaire concluded, Vidal assured: “Did you see how we put them behind? The goalkeeper who is a world champion was making time from the first minute.”
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