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It is no mystery to anyone that the relationship between the Colo Colo team and the leadership is completely broken. This afternoon, on Agriculture radio, the midfielder Leonardo Valencia was one of the people in charge of talking about the wage conflict that has lasted for more than two months and that has the players collecting their wages in the Unemployment Insurance.
“A somewhat large conflict was generated, but we as a team are firm and we are with the players who defend us at each meeting. They wanted to stain many of our colleagues with things that were not true, so that is a little behind“, he pointed.
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In that same vein, the former University of Chile and Botafogo, among other clubs, are waiting for a conversation with the Blanco y Negro authorities. “We hope to come back and talk to the leaders like men face to face because they did a lot of things wrong”, manifested.
One of the unknowns is how the coexistence between the footballers and the club’s regency will be, once everything resumes. For Valencia, that is not so important. “I am more concerned with the relationship between the squad, our players. We are firm, I am more interested in the relationship we have on a daily basis with our colleagues than with the leaders. We are to death with the players, with the entire team and we hope that some problems are solved. Obviously you have to have a conversation as a man, looking each other in the face to tell yourself the things that were done well and badly“He insisted.
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