Jorge el ‘Patrón’ Bermúdez: controversial comment on Juan Fernando Quintero

Jorge ‘Patron’ Bermudez

The leader of Boca Juniors unleashed tremendous controversy in Argentina by attacking the ’10’.

Boca Juniors defeated its archrival River Plate 1-0 and won the Superclásico of Argentine soccer, played on Sunday afternoon at the La Bombonera stadium, a result that allows the ‘xeneizes’ to get fully involved in the fight for the title of the Professional League-2022 first division.

Darío Benedetto (64) headed the only goal of the afternoon for the auriazul victory in a packed Bombonera with more than 50,000 spectators, in an intense and rough duel that Boca ended with ten players due to the expulsion of defender Marcos Rojo (90+ 6).

And in the midst of this situation, Juan Fernando Quintero, from River Plate, has been one of those singled out. Even by his compatriot, Jorge ‘Patrón’ Bermúdez, who, in the opposite awnings, attacked his figure.

‘He is a player from time to time’

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Quintero started the game against Boca, but was replaced at halftime.

As it was known, the ’10’ would have suffered a tear in the adductor.

In this regard, Bermúdez said: “Today, Quintero is a player from time to time who has not been able to physically consolidate to generate his football”.

“We will have to analyze how he trains, his environment, what happened in China”he added.

“Many of the things that drag are generated by what was being done previously. If you don’t prepare yourself in the right way, when you come and push yourself, a league as competitive as this takes its toll on you,” she concluded.

His comments, reports the Argentine press, did not go down well within River Plate.