Jordhy Thompson He went to Russia after the noisy case of domestic violence and started from scratch. In his new destination he has had a good time and, for the same reason, the Orenburg will pay US$1.2 million for his pass, something that makes him happy.
“The club has already decided that it will make use of the purchase option. I am delighted in this team, because it is a great institution. The language issue has not been such a big problem. When I arrived there were many Latin Americans on the team, many Argentines. My Russian colleagues have received me very well. That way, it hasn’t been a problem for me. I have felt very comfortable here. Regarding the weather, it was very cold, but you get used to it,” he pointed out in dialogue with Third.
Then, the former Colo Colo addressed the court case that has marked his budding career and took the time to respond to the Minister of Women and Gender Equality, Antonia Orellana, who criticized a possible call by the player to La Roja.
“You are right to talk about this, you are doing your job, but we all deserve an opportunity to do things right again, to change. I made a mea culpa in the face of everything that happened… Here we are, trying to do the right thing. “I am not in a hurry about what may happen with my career in the future and thus achieve my goals,” he stated.
Your friends from Colo Colo
In the interview, Thompson also referred to his past in Colo Colo and named who he still maintains contact with. “I speak with Damián Pizarro, Daniel Gutiérrez, with Bruno (Gutiérrez), Vicho (Vicente Pizarro), Cristián Zavala, (Esteban) Pavez and Alan Saldivia.”
“They have been very good to me and I have to be grateful for that. They gave me a treat and went to see me when I was detained. But as I told you, I’m fine now and I’m taking everything calmly,” he concluded.
