Pablo Aimar has denied being the protagonist of the viral tweet “Hello, a poem?” with a strong message

Paul Aimar He broke his silence and denied having starred in an episode that went viral on the networks. El Payasito, member of the technical staff of the Selection Argentina world champion, she expressed herself on Instagram For destroy the versions circulated in recent days.

“Hello, a poem?”was the phrase that circulated on Twitter and that ended up splashing Aimar.

It all started with a tweet in which a girl told her boyfriend that she was going to break up with him, causing an unusual reaction. But the episode involved Aimar when it came out (always on the networks) that the former River was one of the protagonists of the exchange.

Earlier this week, tweeter @muyAgustina rose to fame by posting a tweet that read: “It turns out I wrote a very long text to explain to him, in a politically correct way, that I was leaving him. After thinking about it and looking back on it, I I took courage and sent it to him. This was his reply”.

And attached a picture of the conversation.

But the viral tweet was followed by another boom in the networks when another user uploaded a photo implying that this “leftist” man was none other than Aimar.

This morning Agustina was a guest of the series this is the blender and, although he did not reveal the name of the ex who left via WhatsApp, he hinted that it was not Aimar because he was a person linked to the Quilmes club, a club where the ex River never played or worked .

But if necessary, Aimar himself came out to talk about it on his Instagram account.

Word of Pablo Aimar

Aimar took exception in his disciplined decision not to talk about his private life to nip speculation in the bud.

“I’ve never had the need to do this, but in times where everything goes viral and with four grown children who can read this, I need to clarify that I have nothing to do with the person or anything associated with me, nor I’m dating no one,” Aimar wrote on Instagram.

And then he closed, frankly: “Every time they talked about me, it was for work, that it continues to be like this. NOT EVERYTHING IS WORTH”.

Aimar has his own Instagram account where he is followed by nearly 300,000 people, but he doesn’t use them frequently. He has just five positions: the first dedicated to River, another to Maradona, two support and the last, in December, when the national team was established in Qatar.

When he talks about his children, Aimar refers to Agustín, Sara, Juana and Eva, most of them teenagers.