Video: Verón goes Peaky Blinders, jibes at Feinmann and AFA? | OneFootball

Juan Sebastián Verón collaborated with Netflix for the release of the Peaky Blinders movie, "The Immortal Man," which premieres on March 20. The story focuses on a gangster family from Birmingham during the 1920s and the rise of their leader, Thomas Shelby.

The protagonists, in keeping with the era, wore long suits and both were accompanied by a very characteristic cap, the same one often worn by Verón who frequently adopts the same style.

In addition to that, and the eternal teasing related to his performance in the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup with the Argentine national team, which was eliminated in the group stage, with him playing in the Premier League, for which he was labeled "English," he was chosen to be part of the video.

In it, besides alluding to that idea, even with a gesture recalling the request for patience for Marcelo Bielsa before taking a free kick in the last match against Sweden, he also replicates part of the dialogue he had in his exchange with journalist Eduardo Feinmann in 2009.

Additionally, the leader of the Pincha made a controversial statement, possibly aimed at the AFA: "He's the only one who stands up to the mafia."

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