Byron Castillo’s teasing of networks.
The controversy doesn’t end and the ingredients are multiplying. This time the participating player appeared, Byron Castillo, which until now has not manifested itself. After the complaint of Association of Professional Players of Chile about the Ecuadorian Football Federation for the hypothetical poor inclusion of the player in the games he played, the player joined the controversy.
Through his social networks, the current player of Barcelona from Ecuadormake posts on his instagram stories mocking the Chile team. In one of the said stories, he shared the publication of a social network user in which the Chilean shield was reflected, looking at Castillo’s picture and in the background was a television watching the opening match between Ecuador and Qatar. An image that illustrates a lot.
But that’s not all. In other stories he shared on his personal Instagram, hints were made from the music that accompanied the post. “You criticize me because I can do everything you can’t” described one of the shared songs. The right side also added another very hard letter “I was exposed to the criticisms of good people, humble, stupid” and the most critical part continued “parasites that want to hurt other people” where he ended the publication.
Byron Castillo’s teasing of networks.
In other followers posts shared by the 23-year-old player, the phrase has been immortalized “Watch us on TV” in reference to the Chilean team that will not participate in the World Cup for the second consecutive time, the former being in Russia 2018.
Should FIFA ever make a decision against Ecuador, the team led by Argentine Gustavo Alfaro will lose victory points. In a hypothetical removal of points, both will be issued in Chile for two battles played against each other, that would allow direct access at the World Cup in the area of Ecuador that will star in the inaugural meeting.
Ecuador occupied a place in Group A of the World Cup to be played from November 21 to December 18 in Qatar.
Byron Castillo’s teasing of networks.
Byron Castillo’s teasing of networks.
Source: Clarin
