This weekend,
Brian Fernández
once again aroused concern in the soccer world, after his gray BMW car was found in an abandoned state on the side of a road in the province of Santa Fe. After two days without knowing the exact whereabouts of the soccer player, who just a week ago was separated from the professional team by the coach of Colón Néstor Pipo Gorosito, his girlfriend
Araceli Fessia
confirmed this Tuesday that
he was not missing
, recounted how his car was abandoned and told how they work every day in the player disease.
They found Brian Fernández's car vandalized and abandoned.
Photo: Courtesy of El Litoral
"He was not missing
, if one day it happens, I am going to inform the professionals and the police," Araceli said in a chat with D Sports Radio.
Then he remarked: "He was not missing,
yes, on a few bad days
, together with the professionals
we did not lose track of him
."
In addition, his girlfriend clarified the reason why the abandoned car appeared in the Altos de Noguera neighborhood, in the north of the city.
"Brian
ran out of gasoline and he notified me
, but with the group of traffickers
we decided not to transfer money to him
so that he could not use the car," his girlfriend told about the vehicle, which during the time it was abandoned, the covers were removed and the windows were broken. .
They found Brian Fernández's car vandalized and abandoned.
Photo: Courtesy of El Litoral
Your fight against addictions
In 2015, Brian was punished by CONMEBOL with a 2-year suspension, after having tested
positive for cocaine
in a match while defending the Racing jersey.
From that moment on, the football career of the skilled player, who went through several clubs in his last stage, entered into a debacle from which he cannot get out as a result of his addictions, despite the help he receives. .
“We have been with Brian for eight years and for
three years we have been fighting hard
against this disease,” Araceli said in the talk.
She also stated that she does not receive help from many people, only from the representative of the soccer player
Cristian Bragarnik
: “We know who opens the door for him when he is like this, who accesses things for him and who does not.
Today,
Bragarnik is the only person who helps us
”.
Brian Fernández arrived this pass market in Colón and was already removed from the professional squad.
But even Bragarnik himself, who on several occasions disbursed money from his pocket to find a way out of the problem, seems to find no solution to this problem that has been making it impossible for Brian to maintain a healthy life.
"I took him to a thousand places.
I don't know what else to do anymore
. He is a very good boy," the businessman told Clarín.
Clearly, addiction is a problem that goes beyond football and is affecting his personal life.
So much so, that his girlfriend clarified that "on the recommendation of the professionals,
Milan (his son) cannot see him in bad times
, that's why he's uncle."
And he added: "I know I have to think about my son and I don't have to go looking for him because I can't get into dangerous places.
When he's bad, he runs away, doesn't let himself be seen and goes with dangerous people
," he said. added:”.
Brian Fernández and a career frustrated by his addictions.
The return to Colón de Santa Fe, from his word, seemed to be a return with the ambition of being able to reverse the situation and begin to lead a renewed life away from addictions.
But it was not like that.
After being detained in November 2022 for being found attacking a bus in Santa Fe with stones, he tried to return to soccer in a frustrated contract with San Luis de Quillota
From that moment, the
Sabalero
was the house that Fernández chose to resume his activity, but indiscipline made this not last long.
This week,
Pipo
Gorosito announced that he will not be considered after missing two consecutive training sessions.
Despite his return, his girlfriend clarified that she did not agree.
“I didn't want him to sign for Colón again,
I didn't want him to stay in Santa Fe
.
We had another offer, far from Argentina, and we didn't want him to stay here.
But it did not happen ”, he recounted.
To close her dialogue, Araceli asked that people watch their words when talking about him:
"I ask people not to attack him because he doesn't help him and plays against us
."
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Santa Fe: they find abandoned and vandalized a high-end car belonging to soccer player Brian Fernández
