The Dutch striker was elected star of the match in Corinzi’s victory on Vasco on Saturday 5, for the second round of Brazilirão
Corinthian striker Memphis Depay exploded the confederation of Brazilian football (CBF) after the establishment of a new rule aimed to punish the players who “climbed” the ball, as he did in the second game of the final of the Paulist championship against Palmeiras.
Elected the star of the game in the 3-0 victory of Timon on Vasco, in the Arena della Chemica Neo, Depay spoke of the measure, which It includes the punishment of the yellow card for the player and indirect punishment.
Commenting on the game, the Alvinegro 10 shirt spoke of the foul that suffered at the end of the first half, in strong entry of Lucas Piton e Critical video referee and CBF.
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“In the first half, Var should have checked the entrance to my ankle, I think it was a clear foul for the red card, but instead they prefer to create rules against climbing on the ball. After all, what are we talking about? Brazil talks about football,” said the Dutch.
“Brazil is a country where football is played and football is not only practiced with your feet, but also with the head. I think they must work better,” said the player before leaving the field.
On social networks, He also showed ankle injuriesHe suffered with the opponent’s entry. “Today Var saw everything,” Depay criticized in an Instagram story. See below:
According to the referee commission, The game is a “lack of respect for football”. The CBF also underlines that the offer causes “disorder in the game environment”.
It is interesting to note that Memphis’ move is not new here. Sotelf was famous for making the same in Santos X Vasco, in Brazilirão of 2023.
Source: Terra
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