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The war is declared between José Mourinho and Mauro Icardi. In early February, on social networks, the Fenerbahçe coach had praised Portugal's performance during the Handball World Cup by illustrating his post with a photo of a hand unshined in the repair area of Davinson Sanchez, defender From the Galatasaray.
A post Maurio Icardi, who plays in the Galatasaray, had not failed to answer by publishing a photo of the former manager of Chelsea, Manchester United and Real Madrid legend by ” The Crying One “(” The Weeping », In French). A reference to his famous nickname, the “special one”.
Mauro Icardi, the “Goat”
Present at a press conference on the eve of the Europa League's League dam, which will oppose Fener on Thursday evening to Anderlecht, the yellow and blue coach did not fail to react with irony to the provocation of the Argentinian attacker in him qualifying for
“Goat”. A term generally used to define the best player in history (“Greatest of All Time”) but which also literally translates into the word “goat”.
“” I'm sure I'm a 'special one', not the 'special one'. With a 25 -year career, with 26 titles and not with one match. My career is not defined in a single match. My career is judged over 25 years. Compared to Icardi's comments and publications, Icardi is a 'Goat' and I refuse to comment on the words of a 'Goat'. It is too big, I do not comment. »» A subtle tackle.
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