These days the staff of Colo Colo is celebrating its qualification to the round of 16 of the Copa Libertadores and little by little they have managed to get into the fight for first place in the Chilean tournament table. In the first dates of the tournament, those led by Jorge Almiron They did not convince, and the players were full of criticism.
In the midst of the questions, through social networks there was speculation about a possible rivalry within the Cacique dressing room, ensuring that several figures on the team get along badly. One of those identified as conflictive was Carlos Palaciosthe white midfielder who usually has a distant attitude with his teammates on the field.
He ruled out a bad relationship with his colleagues
However, in conversation with the DSports program De Fútbol Se Habla Así, the footballer cleared up the doubts that exist about his relationship with his teammates, ruling out any type of rivalry.
“I have read a lot on social networks several times that I play angry and that I am angry, that I fight with my teammates, but the truth is that that is not the case,” said Palacios. The 23-year-old midfielder assured that his way of being is serious, which does not mean that he has problems with his teammates.
“My personality is like that, I am a serious person and I am not so much about laughing. We have never had problems with the equipment“We have never argued over who wants the ball, the same thing happens in free kicks and penalties,” explained Carlos Palacios.
Finally he added: “On the team we have a very good relationship and I think it speaks very well of the team, since each one respects the personality of the other. I’m not much of a social media reader, Many times I find out from my friends that it bothers me and they tell me ‘you spend your time playing angry’, But they know my personality, I am like that and I have always been like that.”
“I think that if people get annoyed with a person it is because they know that they can give more, they know that it is better. If it were up to me, I would give 2 assists and score two goals per game,” concluded the Colo Colo player.
