Verón’s wife slams Tapia and Messi: “He’s more Argentinian than the World Cup winner” | OneFootball

Amid the conflict between Estudiantes and the AFA following the six-month suspension of Juan Sebastián Verón, his wife posted two Instagram stories with strong messages. There, she questioned Claudio Tapia, mentioned Lionel Messi, and claimed that they are trying to remove the albirrojo president because of his intention to change Argentine football.

The sanction imposed on Verón by the AFA continues to generate strong repercussions, now also on the family front. The wife of the Pincha president posted two Instagram stories with forceful messages in support of the «Brujita» and with criticism directed at the leadership of Argentine football.

In the first story, a couple is seen in a section of the Estudiantes stadium, and over the image appears a lengthy text where the author responds to those who question Verón. There, she highlights his role within the club, his commitment, and his character, and directly targets the leadership of Argentine football with very harsh words.

She also refers to a World Cup champion who currently lives abroad and uses derogatory terms towards him. The message concludes with a call for the expulsion of the “mafiosos of Argentine football,” and a phrase: “More Veronista than ever and always on this side.”

The second story shows a black background with a text where the author claims they are trying to remove Verón from his position due to the fear he generates within the leadership structure. It reads: “Not a step back, it’s time to strike and put an end to this mafia,” before affirming that the albirrojo president has the support not only of the León, but also of an important part of Argentine football.

The messages were published just a few hours after the AFA confirmed the six-month suspension for the Pincharrata president for violation of article 12 of the Disciplinary Code, a measure that caused unrest in the club.

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