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Vicente del Bosque has revealed his dismay at the type of behavior that Joao Félix showed during the Madrid derby in Valdebebas.
The Portuguese forward threw a tantrum after being replaced by Diego Simeone in the second half of Atlético de Madrid’s defeat.
“Something that I really don’t like is the gestures that the players make now when they are substituted,” Del Bosque said in a talk with Eibar coach José Luis Mendilibar. “It makes me feel uncomfortable.
“The other day Joao Félix’s number went up: he threw the bottle, he did not put on his mask, he did not shake the coach’s hand … It leaves a very bad taste in my mouth.
“They don’t realize that they are not affecting the coach, they are affecting their partner [who has replaced them]. Can’t we fix this? “
Del Bosque went on to offer his support to Simeone and his decision to remove Joao Félix.
“The press always looks at the player’s point of view, never the coach’s point of view,” Del Bosque said. “If they have made the switch, it is for a reason.
“In that game, [Joao Felix] he hadn’t touched the ball. What the coach was giving him was a break before the next game. They are teasing themselves, right? “
Source: m.allfootballapp.com
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