Dani Carvajal of Real Madrid defends the referee over the goal that was not against Valencia
Real Madrid defender Dani Carvajal has been vocal in denying the RFEF's version of events, regarding offensive chants towards Vinicius Junior during their clash with Osasuna this weekend. However, he was not of the opinion that there is an official bias against Real Madrid, as some elements of the club have stated.
Despite his statements regarding Vinicius and Juan Martinez Munuera, Carvajal had some sympathy for Jesus Gil Manzano, who went down before Jude Bellingham headed in a future winner against Valencia. Real Madrid accused him of an unprecedented action and of “not being allowed to win”, although the same thing had happened in his favor seven years earlier.
Carvajal he lowered his tone regarding the attacks on referees that have been regular from Real Madrid TV.
“In the end it is the decisions of the club, we have to focus on playing. I believe in the professionalism of the referees, it is a very difficult profession and under a lot of pressure. We all make mistakes here. Gil Manzano made a mistake in Valencia, so what did he make a mistake, what are we going to do for him? I also made a mistake and they scored a goal. You are also human, without a doubt I did not want that to happen. At the end of the season, there will be days that they are wrong in your favor and other days they go against you,” he said. Chain Cope.
He also had words of encouragement for Spain team-mate Pedri, who will miss the international break through injury. Pedri left the field in tears after picking up an injury against Athletic Club three weeks ago, the latest in a string of injuries.
“I'm sending him a big hug and I hope he's relaxed, there's light at the end of the tunnel. I've been hurt too, I'll be back and hurt again. I'm trying to close all the doors (to injury) as far as 'food, the rest, the coach, the way of training, the biomechanics, and he is also very young, he has a lot of his career and he will help us all. , and so I hope he is calm, without a doubt he will come out of him because he is very professional. Sending him a big hug and I hope he will be with us at the Euro.
