In an Instagram story, now deleted, Hakan Calhanoglu’s wife put oil on the fire to defend her husband, targeted by the criticism of Inter Milan Lautaro Martinez after the new rout at the Club World Cup on Monday.
Tensions are not about to go back down to Inter Milan. Freshly eliminated in the round of 16 of the Club World Cup by Fluminense (2-0) on Monday evening, the Insists have lived a big moment of tensions for a few weeks, started in the locker room and which now has a media scale in recent hours.
After the tackle of Lautaro Martinez to some of his teammateswhich notably targeted Hakan Calhanoglu according to President Giuseppe Marotta, The Turkish international hastened to answer him dryly… and his wife gave a layer a few hours later to defend her husband against the accusations of the Argentinian world champion.
“Do not regret having a good heart”
In an intagram story, since deleted, Sinem Gundogdu has relayed a text to recall that “some people are not loyal to you”. “They are loyal when they need you. When their needs change, their loyalty also changes,” continues the text. And if the message was not clear enough, the Turkish international wife added an unequivocal comment, sent directly to her husband: “Do not regret having a good heart. All the good things come back and multiply”.
Angry after this new false-pass, Lautaro Martinez, Captain Nerazzurri, had not hesitated to attack his teammates who would have the head elsewhere: “Those who do not want to stay here must leave, my message is clear”. Pointed by its president Giuseppe Marotta as the first concerned by Martinez’s rant, Hakan Calhanoglu had published a press release, relayed in Story Instagram by his wife, to restore his truth and ask that respect will not be “one -way”.
A month after its humiliation in the Champions League final against PSG (5-0), Inter Milan therefore seems to be entangled in a negative spiral, despite the arrival of a new coach, Cristian Chivu, to succeed Simone Inzaghi, whose departure conditions had not already been ideal, in full preparation for a European final. One thing is certain, the coming weeks in Milan may be very long.
