In a live Instagram, the Venezuelan spoke of the meeting he had with the Argentine star.
Lionel Messi and Yeferson Soteldo were involved in a dispute who attracted all eyes during the duel between Venezuela and Argentina . It was a tense 1-1 draw between Vinotinto and the Albiceleste, where the trans-Andean star got involved in a series of discussions. Yángel Herrera, Salomón Rondón and even referee Gustavo Tejera were their targets. However, the fight with the former U striker attracted attention.
The Venezuelan criticized his left-handed attitude. The man from Rosario, meanwhile, responded by putting his hand on his face. He reacted and got her out quickly, even though the situation seemed to be degenerating. . This is why other footballers arrived to intervene, while Messi withdrew with an ironic laugh.
“It’s very difficult, the game is blocked, very ugly. We couldn’t make two passes in a row. In the second half, on the right, maybe a little more, but it’s very difficult to play like that,” said the Argentinian after the match. He also spoke about his return to the Albiceleste, but he didn’t had no words about what happened to the Venezuelan footballer.
Soteldo’s response
The protagonists had not yet discussed the situation, but Soteldo broke the silence. In a broadcast on his Instagram account, the winger was consulted about what happened in Maturín and he gave his version, making fun of what happened. . “What did Messi tell you? “Messi?” » he pointed out after reading the question.
“He believes that I was born in urbanization, the dead “, he continued. Meanwhile, a woman present, who was reading the questions live, said to him: “What did you say to Messi? That they gave him the World Cup.” Soteldo, for his part, responded: “I didn’t say anything to him, I just shook him to make him serious. It seems like he hasn’t stopped talking “, he said.
Source: Latercera
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