Salomon Rondonforward of the Venezuelan National Team, came forward this Saturday in Santa Clara, California, from the controversies generated by some of his statements about his time in River Plate and assured that he expressed what he felt and what happened to him.
“That’s it, I have nothing more to add or clarify, or improve on what I said,” said Rondón in the mixed zone of the Levi’s Stadium from Santa Clara to the question from Agencia EFE after Venezuela’s 2-1 victory.
“It was what I felt, it was what happened to me and I told how I experienced it. You could say ten more things than what happened, but hey, that’s it,” continued the forward of the team. Red winewho stayed for more than 10 minutes attending to the large number of media present in the Californian stadium.
Rondón assured, in statements reported by Argentine media such as TyC Sports and Olé, citing the ‘Vinotinto’ podcast, that River was ‘just another team’ in his career, and denied that things went poorly during his time in Argentina at the performance level. Likewise, he expressed his dissatisfaction with the delay in receiving his official identification in Argentina.
“River (Plate) For me it was another team in my career. Honestly, a great team, that’s what many people know, but River was just another team. That’s it. Many will say ‘it didn’t go well for you’, if it didn’t go well for me I played 39 games, I don’t know how many minutes and scored 10 goals,” said the Venezuelan according to the cited sources.
“I arrived on December 28 at Mexico and on January 8th I already had my ID. However, when I went to Argentina I arrived on January 28 and they gave me my ID on August 7. With this I told you everything,” he added.
What does Salomón Rondón think of Venezuela’s debut in the Copa América?
Focused on the America Cup, Salomon Rondon expressed his satisfaction with the character shown by his team in the 2-1 victory against the Ecuador national team.
“I highlight the character that the team had to get this result, it’s three golden points”… we have three points, now we have to focus on what’s next. We have four days to correct details. But don’t get confused, because this doesn’t give you room,” he added.
Likewise, Rondón expressed his appreciation for Mexiconext rival of Venezuela on Wednesday, June 26 at Sofi Stadium in Los Angeles, California.
“I have a lot of respect for Mexico. I am always grateful for the reception I received, but this is a national team match. We have to give everything because it is going to be complicated. The joy and euphoria for the fan, we have to be focused,” he said.
