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Luis Enrique would have had a violent clash with a journalist on the sidelines of PSG-OL (4-1).
It’s an open secret: Luis Enrique is not a big fan of journalists. And particularly Alexandre Ruiz, with whom the Paris Saint-Germain coach would have had a new clash on the sidelines of the shock of the 30th day of Ligue 1 won by the reigning French champions against OL (4-1 ), Sunday evening at the Parc des Princes.
According to Daniel Riolo’s revelations, Alexandre Ruiz would have interviewed Luis Enrique before PSG-OL and it would have gone badly. So much so that this interview would not have been broadcast. The Spanish technician would have treated “ like a huge piece of shit » the journalist from Free Ligue 1, according to the famous editorialist from RMC Sport.
“He treated him like a huge piece of shit”
“Obviously, he has a dispute with Alex Ruiz and I don’t care about that, I’m not taking sides”Daniel Riolo first recalled, before continuing: “He treated him like a huge piece of shit. He pissed him off by saying that his team never played in transition, nor in rapid attack, and that it was not understanding anything about football to have seen that. Just because he doesn’t want to. »
This is not the first time that tension has risen between the two men. Last October, after PSG’s victory in Rennes, Luis Enrique had already had a verbal altercation with Alexandre Ruiz live. “When he (Luis Enrique) arrived, I let Ludovic (Giuly) and Rio (Mavuba) ask the questions, I posed as an interpreter so that he could understand the questions and express himself in his own way. native languagetold the former beIN Sports journalist on RMC. It is a respect that I owe him but it is my duty to balance the tone of the antenna, the journalist justified himself. I ask him the last question, which he didn’t answer me against Lyon. Again, we saw deficiencies. I ask him this question with respect, and there he turns to Ludo, only speaking to him. Sorry, this is not a position of respect, it irritated me a little. »
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