Journalist from Madrid. Riquelme made resounding mistakes before Perez

The well-known analyst of the El Chiringuito program, the deputy editor of the AS newspaper Tomas Roncero criticized the recent statements of the candidate for the president of Real Madrid, Enrique Riquelme, describing his promises regarding the contract with the German coach. Jurgen Klopp And Norwegian striker Erling Haaland described it as “sound mistakes and serious mistakes”.

Real Madrid’s presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme has confirmed that if he wins the election, he will sit down to negotiate with Jurgen Klopp, trying to convince him to take over as the coach of the royal team in the coming period.

These statements were sharply criticized by Tomas Roncero, a journalist known for his Madrid leanings, during his participation in the “El Largero” program of Radio Cadena Ser, where he said: it’s better if he doesn’t say anything.”

Roncero believes that “to first say that he has a coach and then to say that if he wins, Raul will be the one to call him, it seems bad. Strategically, this is wrong, especially after what happened with Holland.”

“Surrounding yourself with four legends like Fernando Hierro, Casillas, Del Bosque and Raul is a wonderful thing, but in the two things that give concrete votes – the star player and the coach – it turned out to be just fireworks. It’s a terrible strategic mistake and I think they were ill-advised when you don’t promise when you’re not the candidate. you have to hit hard, and what happened here was more like a slump.”

“The most important and influential thing is not to suffer hiccups and he had them with Holland and Klopp. It is better not to promise anything at the level of names. It will be punished because people won’t trust him if you sell a story that doesn’t do the two most important things.”

On the other hand, Roncero commented on the position of Florentino Perez, saying: “Mourinho becoming the manager of Real Madrid if he wins and the arrival of Konate and Dumfries are certain things and facts that can be checked in the event of a decision by the presidency.”