France Press agency
Real Madrid president, Florentino Perez, attacks Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo and his compatriot Jose Mourinho in new audios published today, Wednesday, by the electronic newspaper El Confidencial, while the Merengue president is studying “possible legal measures”.
“he’s crazy. This man is an idiot, a sick man. “You think this guy is normal, but he’s not normal, otherwise he wouldn’t do all the things he does,” says Perez de Cristiano Ronaldo, who played for the Whites between 2009 and 2018.
The Merengue president, who began his second term at Real Madrid in 2009, also talks about Jose Mourinho, who appointed him from 2010 to 2013.
“Mendez does not order anything in him (Cristiano). Just as he does not order anything in Mourinho. Zero Patatero. Even for interviews. Nothing. There is no absurd case. These are men with terrible egos, they are both spoiled, the coach and him, and they don’t see Reality, because they both could make more money if they weren’t,” says Perez in these recordings.
“These are two abnormal types, Because we’re talking about a lot of money in image rights. Also, with that face they have, in that bold way, that Everyone hates them… If publicity is the opposite, then it’s the opposite! ”, added, referring to Cristiano and Mourinho.
These new statements, recorded in two conversations, the last of which was in 2012, follow those published on Tuesday by El Confidencial in which Perez attacked Real Madrid legends Raul Gonzalez and Iker Casillas, in talks with 2006 when he was not. He is the president of the merengue club.
And Perez considered, Tuesday, in a statement, “they are loose phrases for conversations taken from the broad context in which he spoke,” and attributed these leaks to “his participation as one of the promoters of the Premier League.”
The Merengue chief warned that his lawyers were “studying the measures that could be taken” through these audio recordings which, he said, were made “in conversations that (the journalist) secretly recorded Mr. Jose Antonio Abellan, who had been trying to sell for many years without success”.