After the tie between River and Banfield, Martín Demichelis felt the need to clarify several issues. He spoke at a press conference and touched on several central points: what was missing to win, the upcoming Superclásico, the possibility of Borja arriving and it was more from the sporting field…
The coach also felt the need to clarify certain extra-football issues.. Examples? Rumors about an alleged fight in the locker room that occurred on Wednesday over a “fungus” on one of his cheeks that looked like a blow or scratch. And, by the way, took the opportunity to clarify his private life.
“It’s fun, it’s part of our culture. The day I have to fight with a player, I get up and go home first.. I can make a lot of mistakes as a coach, but before fighting with a player I go home. Everything they say, they waste time. Oh, and I still live in Libertador“was Micho’s comment.
It is worth remembering that a little over a week ago rumors arose about a rift with his partner, Evangelina Anderson, which were denied by the star herself.
“Every time Boca-River is played they come out to say that there is a crisis in the couple. Last year they did it and River won. The second time, the same. I hope it brings luck, ha,” he expressed on América TV.
The Demichelis “fungus” and Evangelina Anderson’s explanation
The novel of Esequiel Barco’s penalties against Atlético Tucumán, wrong and in disobedience to Demichelis, went the other way. The thing is that the coach, when asked about a mark on his right cheekbone as he was leaving the stadium, had to go out to the intersection, “it’s a fungus, it’s a fungus” to nip in the bud the rumors of something more than a decision to remove him. at halftime.
Later, the one who joined this story was Evangelina Anderson, who on her social networks decided to explain what the coach is really suffering from: “For months Demi has had her cheek like thishere my chat from October 2 with my dermatologist Hahaha, how they love to invent.”
In the attached image, the doctor conveyed that “It is a seborrheic dermatitis, from stress”.