Last Friday, a few hours before the return of Aníbal Mosa to the front of Blanco y Negro was confirmed, Juan Cristóbal Guarello dropped a bomb on Radio Agricultura: he assured that The presidential candidate had been negotiating with Claudio Borghi for at least a week to take over as the new sports manager. of the institution to the detriment of Daniel Morón. Information that the four-time champion coach with Colo Colo was quick to refute last night:
“For me it was a problem because everyone started calling meto ask me. Even my son tells me ‘Are you talking to Mosa?’. “No, nothing,” clarified at first, somewhat surprised, the “Bichi” in We are all technicians.
In fact, he then maintained that “I even had the audacity to send a message to Loro Morón”, whom he would presumably replace according to the journalist’s information, to say “Daniel, I have nothing to do with this rumor that is coming out.”
Then Manuel De Tezanos, as if to corroborate all this, asked him if he would accept the position, and Borghi responded categorically: “No, for no reason.” Then, he argued that “from an invention I cannot accept any position or apply for absolutely anything, nothing, it is not even in my plans.”
Later in the conversation, “Bichi” still sought to put himself in Guarello’s place: “I understand Cristóbal, he threw out some information, but it gets you into big trouble, because they start calling and speculating things that don’t belong”. At that point, Juvenal corrected him: “I mean, if you didn’t speak, it’s not information, he just threw a flyer.” And the champion of Mexico ’86 agreed with him:
“Yes, of course, but when you throw a flyer, you have to see the consequences that that flyer has, because it even exposes you to the fan… ‘He’s going to come, he’s not going to come, then he wants to be a coach.’ “So I have to explain something that never happened.”
Finally, in closing, Borghi explained why he contacted Morón: “He was a colleague of mine, he was close to El Loro. Immediately, the information reached me, I called Daniel, I saw that it was news that was growing, I said ‘Daniel, I have nothing to do with this, I didn’t even talk to anyone’, for my peace of mind.. Afterwards I didn’t want people to say ‘no, he just fell, that’s why he didn’t come.’ “That possibility never existed.”
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