A mockery and an ugly gesture to Barcelona and Petrie

Posted on: February 24, 2023
Posted by: Arzu Daniel
Posted in: Top News

With a strong conviction, the Hispanic Argentine mocked the Barça club after his dismissal.

Barcelona have not had a good time in European competitions, and after finishing third in a group shared with Viktoria Plzen, Inter Milan and Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League, the Catalans finished third in the fair games. Europa League, but with the new format of the European competition, he had to face the playoffs again like last year.

They fell at the hands of Eintracht Frankfurt last year, and now, Xavi Hernandez had to play with a lot of weight: Manchester United, the team he wanted to avoid, finally eliminated Barcelona. Mistakes in the game saw Anthony’s lackluster goal turn the Mancunians into winners.

Alejandro Carnacho saw minutes in the second half and, indeed, put the second goal at the feet of Anthony. The Hispanic Argentine, born in Madrid but coming through the Atlético de Madrid youth academy, had a shot denied by the Barca defense and then beat Marc-Andre der Stegen with the Brazilian’s dry shot. Garnacho has confessed on various occasions that he is a fan of Real Madrid and after the relegation, appeared on his social media to attack Barcelona.

But Alejandro Carnacho’s banter on social media seems to have a message inside, and it’s a gesture to coordinate the midfielder’s celebrations at Barcelona, with Petri Gonzalez missing the second leg through injury. The outdoor competition took place with interest. Mocking is done by anyone, but the content of the picture accompanying the message gives something to talk about because of an anti-Petri motive, which they will surely condemn.

Alejandro Carnacho’s jibe at his sacking in a clash of giant clubs went through the news with a controversial photo of him imitating Petri Gonzalez. The Atletico de Madrid youth team player, who is coveted by Real Madrid, wrote on his Twitter account, “The big team is going to the next round.” A satire against the Catalan institution and the youthful Gule.