Coach José Mourinho was not far behind and answered the Argentine Mauro Icardi, after a message on social networks where the footballer treated him as “weeping”, the Portuguese replied being ironic and calling him the “goat.”
The coach José Mourinho He was not far behind and responded to the Argentine Mauro Icardiafter a message on social networks where the player treated him as “weeping”the Portuguese responded being ironic and calling him the “goat”.
The coach of Fenerbahce of Türkiye It was clear when responding with double meaning and referring to the alleged infidelities of Wanda Nara: “Icardi is a goat and as is a great goat, I prefer not to comment on him. I simply remain silent and accept it.”
This began in a publication of Mourinhowhere he ironized by a hand of a player from Galatasarayteam in which Icardi plays, against the Turkish club he currently directs.
“In the Handball World Cup that ended last Sunday, my Portugal reached the semifinals brilliantly and I want to congratulate them on such achievement and the impact they will create in the youth of our country”said the publication of Mourinhowhich was accompanied by a photo in which the Colombian of the Davinson Sánchez It touches the ball clearly with his hand, but they do not charge the prison to the rival team.
This generated the anger of Icardiwho began his attack on the Portuguese coach with a story in which he defines him as “The Crier One” ( “El Llorón”), along with other images in which the Fenerbahce It was benefited by arbitral failures.
To close the crack with the player and end the theme in the media, Mourinho He assured that he has a very broad race to be defined by a match of the Fenerbahce and a complaint towards the referee.
“I showed that I am special, but not the special, with 25 years of experience and 26 titles. A party does not define my career. My career is a 25 -year -old”he concluded.
Source: Ambito
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