Real Madrid Confidencial Brutal K.o. to David Bernabéu, What He Says About Lamine and What He Said About Vinícius
Journalist David Bernabéu has been exposed once again and has had to eat his words.
Vinícius Jr. is a global star, but reaching that place hasn't been easy for him.
Everything the Brazilian has achieved in soccer has been earned with talent and effort, despite the fact that people always try to downplay his merits.
Moreover, the "7" of the Merengues has become a specialist in silencing critics, something that has happened to journalist David Bernabéu.
The communicator from "SPORT" used an argument a long time ago that has now backfired on him with Lamine Yamal.
"Vinícius is playing at a great level. Who's going to deny that? It would be absurd. But to be the best player in the world, you have to score 30 goals each season, play in Champions League finals, and make a difference every three days for a long time. Let's not be ridiculous," expressed David Bernabéu on "X".
This reasoning was used by the communicator to make it clear that the Brazilian wasn't the best in the world, at least according to his criteria.
Change of Opinion
The problem is that this argument has vanished when he had to analyze Lamine Yamal's performance.
"No, there's not. From a sensible perspective, there's not. Impressive. It doesn't matter if he scores or not," indicated David Bernabéu on "X".
These words from the journalist have backfired on him, although everyone understands the lack of seriousness the communicator has with his analyses.
The objectivity, which his profession requires, is something David Bernabéu can't boast about, and many have reminded him of this.
The supposed best player in the world (Lamine Yamal) for the Culers is going through a significant goal drought, which explains his change of argument.
Piqué's Criticism
The problem for the blaugrana gem is that every day he accumulates more criticism, something that Gerard Piqué himself didn't hesitate to do.
"The big question is: Would Lamine be Lamine if we were in the generation we were in? My feeling is that he wouldn't be playing," expressed the controversial ex-player.
These words, which have caused more than one criticism for Piqué, have shown that the soccer world is beginning to wake up to the lie of a player with talent, but not much more.
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