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Dibu Martínez explained why he made the gesture with the golden glove: “It’s my teammates’ fault”

After winning the World Cup final in Qatar against France and before receiving the medals and the precious World Cup, Emiliano Martínez received the golden glove award. When I go on stage He made a particular gesture that followed much controversy.

“I’m not proud of it, obviously, but it was a bet that just when they were going to give me the golden glove ‘Why don’t you do the same as in the Copa América?’ the boys told me. ‘Why yes?’“, explained drawing a TyC Sports. He further added: “It’s their fault, my teammates.”

Later they asked him about the memes and the bets on whether he would do it at The Best awards gala but he flatly denied it. “It was another event, in a suit… On a soccer field capable of adrenaline yes”judgment.

“My only goal was not to cry” Dibu acknowledged his emotions when he won the award.

Anna Edwards

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