🎙️ Marcelo Bielsa: "There’s something I found extraordinary from Spain’s coach, Luis de la Fuente and Lamine Yamal.
It seems that when he celebrates goals he does this [photo]. So, they asked him: 'Don’t you think it’s shameful that he’s presenting himself as a king?' And he answered: 'No, you’re mistaken. What he’s pointing to is the magician’s top hat, not a king’s crown.' Look at the cleverness of that man.
You [journalists] say that Yamal went to Mallorca, to all those Balearic beaches, with this or that artist. That’s not what matters. He trains six hours a day, spends two hours in the gym, has to follow a strict diet, gets treated by physios and kinesiologists, and is obliged to sleep a certain number of hours.
The other part is also true. Of course he has a girlfriend, of course he goes out at night. But what do we put on stage: this detail, which is attractive to spread, or his rigorous discipline, which interests no one?
What does the media do? It scams. And so you can see I’m not trying to offend, I’ll prove it. What’s the most important thing a journalist has? His credibility.
Notice how perverse the media you belong to is—they are forced to lie every time they write. A trick has been installed where you read a headline that makes you believe you’ll find a certain answer, but when you open the article, what was suggested isn’t there. That’s a disgrace, that’s a scam.
Busquets to Fermin:
“Those of us who came from La Masía know what it means to honor this badge, to grow and fulfill the dream of reaching the first team.
If he stays, it will be much better.”