06/17/2024 2:36 p.m.Updated on 06/17/2024 2:38 p.m.
“Demichelis does not transmit and, furthermore, he confuses the little ones a lot by wanting to put responsibilities on them that they are not yet prepared to face.”
Beyond the title Super Cup and having finished as the best of the first in the Liberatorsthe recent tough defeats of River against Argentines and Riestra (similar in the context of having been as a visitor and on smaller fields and without grass like that of the Monumental) and the elimination of the Argentine Cup with Temperley They marked the pulse of a semester that ended in a forgettable way. And when it comes to analyzing it, Alejandro Montenegro, world and Libertadores champion with the club, was very critical of Martín Demichelis…
In fact, who started at left back on that glorious night in Japan against Steaua Bucharest in 1986 and wore the wing in 1983 and between 1985 and 1988 practically attributed all the blame to the coach, judging his management of the dressing room and even how he wears to the youngest members of the squad. “I think the message does not reach the players, it confuses them and the teams already know how to play him. That shows it,” He gave his harsh opinion in dialogue with La Página Millonaria, in addition to doubting whether he should continue in office.
In reference to the latter, precisely, It seems clear that the Demichelis cycle at this point cannot hold a pineapple in the Libertadores: the future is tinged with uncertainty even with a Cup that is presented as the best opportunity in years due to the advantage that will be to define each series in the fearsome Monumental and because the final will be in Buenos Aires and most likely at home.
It is not his first criticism of the River world this year
These criticisms of Montenegro to the DT, who moved to the team (“The truth is that I see very little of River, there is not much to see. It does not transmit anything,” he explained), They are not the first that River has said about the world so far this year: In the first days of January he reported through his Instagram account that he was no longer going to work in the Lower Schools and in the little schools and He was harsh with the leaders for the decision (Since February he has been working as general coordinator of the All Boys youth teams).
“Tell those who manage the club’s destinies that getting older does not mean getting older, quite the opposite. The years of experience and the moments lived make a good person with a sense of belonging feel alive. Something that you will never understand,” was his strong defense. From the club they explained that he arranged his departure with a financial agreement.
