Jaguares case: 'They treat us like slaves', says soccer player Fernando Uribe

Fernando Uribe poses with the Junior de Barranquilla shirt.

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Fernando Uribe poses with the Junior de Barranquilla shirt.

Follow the reactions to the victory without playing of the Montería team

The reactions do not stop for what happened on the 19th date of Colombian soccer, when Medellín refused to appear in Montería for the match against Jaguares, for the armed strike that disturbed public order in different areas of the country.

Jaguares, which was the local team, did show up for the match and won it by W, which sparked outrage among fans and among the players themselves.

First it was Felipe Pardo, from Medellín, who was indignant with the Jaguares players.

The criticism of Fernando Uribe

Then, the one who spoke hard was the Junior striker, Fernando Uribe, who also left a strong reflection on his social networks.

“That’s what we are, that’s how they treat us, like slaves. Unpresentable. That’s why young people, don’t be afraid to make economic decisions, because the game will want to manipulate us, while others earn money at the expense of what we generate, making us believe that we should do it ” for the love of art”},” wrote Uribe.

That’s what we are, that’s how they treat us, like slaves.
Unpresentable.
That’s why young people, {do not be afraid to make economic decisions, because the game will want to manipulate us, while others earn money at the expense of what we generate, making us believe that we must do it “for the love of art”} pic.twitter.com/hIE0x0tZbk

– fernando uribe h (@FUribe20) May 8, 2022