On Monday, Cruz Azul fans chided the team’s players outside the training center for the 7-0 rout inflicted by America. last Saturday.
It was the biggest setback the Celestes had ever suffered in their history.
Among the most beleaguered at the exit of La Noria, where La Maquina trains, there was Peruvian defender Luis Abram, who was yelled at by angry fans to return to his country.
“They pay you millions to walk the court. If you don’t want to, don’t come to steal from the country. You have a car, you have a house, you have everything, you train a little and then you leave. Go back to your country!” It was one of the most angry claims against the Peruvian national team player.
On the tenth day of the Apertura Cruz Azul tournament, they lost 7–0 to their main rival, America, for which the management sacked Uruguayan coach Diego Aguirre.
Cruz Azul, one of the most popular clubs in Mexico, occupies the penultimate place in the Apertura standings with eight points.
Sky blue ultras also criticized the Paraguayan Angel Romero, who was required to increase the performance, and his compatriot Juan Escobar.
“We will all get out of this together. As you know, we are in a difficult situation, but I think we have time to get up,” Escobar promised. to excited fans who asked for the departure of Mexicans Rafael Baca and Julio Cesar Dominguez.
The only player from La Maquina to receive applause after leaving was Ignacio Rivero of Uruguay, who was recognized for his dedication on the pitch.
Cruz Azul, who has yet to nominate a successor to Diego Aguirre, will return to action this Saturday, receiving the Gallos Blancos de Querétaro on the eleventh day of Apertura.
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Source: La Opinion
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