Claudia Correa, the mother of Santiago Garcia, footballer Godoy Cruz who committed suicide on February 4, raised her voice and Once again he blamed President Jose Mansour A month and a half after the death of his son.
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“There were people in Mendoza who were rude to him. Godoy Cruz’s boss had a very mean attitude and This was the motivation behind Santiago’s spiritHe said in an interview with Totti Basman on Radio La Reed. “
“What Jose Mansour did was to humiliate himClaudia identified Correa, revealing that she had made a self-confession by the president of Mendoza: “She told me that she could not bear to know (the reasons for Moro’s suicide) because she had 700 players.”
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In addition, she commented on her knowledge that her son was depressed and said that according to what she said, “Mansour wanted to give him leave in the middle of the tournament”: “Santiago had to threaten him by saying some things to that.”
Morrow Garcia’s mother holds her son’s chest.
This isn’t the first time Moreau’s mother has attacked Godoy Cruz’s boss. Days after his son was found dead, he held a press conference at which he sharply aimed at Al-Mansour:This man, never tired of being contemptuous, harassed and insulted, never answered me. I am here because all of my friends and family have allowed me to go to Mendoza to search for my son’s body. And this guy is on his well-deserved vacation, but even if he had been he would have offered my condolences to me. I am from Uruguay, I have an education and my dear ones, he didn’t even do that. “
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