President Joan Laporta He has gone from show to show in Arabia. The decision to injunction Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor caught Laporta in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) in the hours before the semi-final of the Spanish Super Cup and he did not take long to react with a shameful attitude more typical of a hooligan than a president of one of the most important clubs in Spain. After learning of the decision, the Blaugrana president did not hesitate to celebrate it with a sleeve cut that was captured by the TV3 cameras and that would soon go viral.
But Laporta’s shameful attitude would not stop there. Already in the box, the president of Barça hugged Dan Olmo with euphoria while he began to shout into the air «Sons of bitches, sons of bitches!» According to the witnesses, cited by Marca and Cope, the culé president showed a violent attitude and began to insult several RFEF directors and presidents of the territorial divisions whom he called “scoundrels, cowards and scared people.” After the insults, the top culé leader began to hit several chairs and kicked an armchair over while the attendees couldn’t believe it.
Yesterday, After Barça’s defeat of Real Madrid, the spectacle of the culé leader would not take long to arrive either.
Marc-André Ter Stegen, as the first captain of FC Barcelona, raised the Spanish Super Cup trophy to the sky over Jeddah. After that gesture from the German goalkeeper, total euphoria was unleashed among the Blaugranas and one of its greatest exponents was the president, Joan Laporta. He showed his usual joy in these settings and could not hide how happy he was to have won the Spanish Super Cup. In fact, you could even see tears on his cheeks for Barça’s title against Real Madrid.
Laporta began to be surrounded by all the Barça players and they gave him the Spanish Super Cup trophy. At that moment, an unleashed president showed complicity with his footballers.
Raphinha, one of the heroes of the match, was the one who called Laporta to present him the trophy in the center circle. The president did not hesitate to raise it up to three times, chanted by the players and cheered by the fans.
The reactions made us wait and many users criticized an attitude that does not seem in line with the institutional role it should represent. “What a fan, what a shame, you will never see Florentino Pérez do something like that”“Other people’s shame”, “I feel other people’s shame when I see this celebration and not because of Laporta, as we already know what it is like, but this says a lot about the players who have had their shit completely eaten up.” and they make him worthy of being the center of attention of something that does not belong to him. Congratulations football” or ““It’s obvious that Laporta has more than one drink on him.” with some of the comments that flood “X”.