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Wesley Sneijder has lashed out at Sergio Busquets, calling him an “absolute crybaby” in an interview. The former Dutch midfielder looks back on their tense clashes, notably in the 2010 Champions League.
Even years after leaving the field, Wesley Sneijder has not digested his clashes with Sergio Busquets. In an interview for Ziggo Sportsthe former Dutch midfielder described the former Barcelona player as “absolute crybaby”returning in particular to a Champions League semi-final in 2010.
This match saw José Mourinho’s Inter Milan qualify against FC Barcelona, despite a scene where Busquets collapsed after light contact with Thiago Motta, seeking to provoke an expulsion.
Sneijder harshly criticizes Busquets
Sneijder recalled the numerous altercations he had with Busquets on the pitch: “Every time he got hit, he cried. He was an extremely boring player. »
The former Inter player also mentioned a dig thrown at the ex-Blaugrana after a match: “I’ll see you in Ibiza this summer, and we’ll talk about it.” » Sneijder’s resentments still seem present, fueled by their intense duel during this era.
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