Brutal Rant by Edu Aguirre against Cristóbal Soria, He Said It All to His Face

Diego Pablo Simeone's words continue to resonate in the Spanish soccer elite. After the Copa del Rey game between Real Madrid and Celta de Vigo, the coach revealed "episodes that occurred during the game, but as they have for a hundred years".

It took just a day for the first reply from Real Madrid with statements from Carlo Ancelotti, also in a press conference. After the victory with a comeback against Las Palmas, Ceballos followed the same line set by his coach to respond to the red-and-white coach in a flash interview.

Regarding these words, Edu Aguirre understands that "it can't be that we let it be implied that there's a club that has been stealing for a hundred years. And Soria, if there's someone who has cheated in their professional career, it's you". Far from trying to refute this accusation, the former Sevilla delegate seems proud of the orders he gave. While in charge of the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán for so many years.

"If there's someone who has cheated and tried to deceive the referee and the opponents in their career as a professional, as Sevilla's delegate, that's you", he comments. Edu is very clear about his judgment regarding what Cristóbal Soria has done in the past: "I think that's not right".

All clarified

Edu Aguirre has no problem with "Simeone having an opinion about a play, I don't care, it's day-to-day. However, for Simeone to imply that Real Madrid has been stealing for a hundred years is very unprofessional". Besides showing little professionalism according to the journalist and commentator, "it's the ugliest thing for a great coach like Simeone".

The commentator from "El Chiringuito" doesn't hesitate: "it's the ugliest and most degrading thing to imply that Madrid has been stealing for a hundred years, with the history that Madrid has". Edu Aguirre goes all out against Diego Pablo Simeone's statements about Real Madrid, condemning them as "harmful" and "unprofessional". However, the controversy over those words doesn't seem ready to end.

Once again, many urge Real Madrid for a clear and direct reply from the top, but the executives led by Florentino Pérez have reportedly focused on other aspects of the club. Nonetheless, such an attack on the entity hasn't gone unnoticed as seen in the statements from Carlo Ancelotti and Dani Ceballos.

The rivalry between Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid intensifies once again and at the worst possible moment: separated by two points, they compete for the leadership of LaLiga 24/25. For now, the advantage is held by a white team that, with its victory against Las Palmas, climbs to the first position.