"You're a shit," Mauro Zárate threw to Flavio Azzaro by telephone. The outburst of the former Boca footballer came after the strong cross that his partner, Natalie Weber, maintained with the sports journalist in American Breakfast (America TV, Monday to Friday at 10.30).
It all started when Weber, panelist of the cycle led by Pamela David, talking about the controversy generated by the entry of journalist Sofía Martínez to the dressing room in the farewell of Juan Román Riquelme, took the opportunity to remind Azzaro everything he said about Zárate when the footballer left Vélez, the club where he began his career. to Boca, in 2018.
"Many (journalists) lie, throw fruit, feel impunity to talk about players... Well, here we have one ahead. You lied a year about Mauro. A whole year of talking nonsense...", Weber started.
"You said Velez had given money to Mauro's father. Then you said he was a sorete, a mercenary, a bad guy, a bad friend, a bad husband... It's all on the tapes. I had the best with him, until suddenly he feasted when Mauro went from Velez to Boca, "continued the panelist, while Azzaro was surprised and denied having said such things.
Flavio Azzaro and Natalie Weber starred in a strong crossover in the air. Capture TV.
And he added: "You had no idea, because you were not in any meeting when Mauro signed in Boca. You have no idea when Mauro said no to Velez... You and another mercenary feasted on Mauro."
Then, Azzaro admitted: "Yes, some of the things he says I said. There are things that are interpretations... It seems to me that you are wrong. Your husband said he was only going to play in Velez, do you remember that?"
"Yes, he regretted it and apologized. And you feasted by badmouthing him, knowing that we were being threatened," Natalie replied in a firm tone. And he said, following a tense back and forth: "We all changed our minds. You didn't criticize it alone, but you said barbarities."
Pamela David was forced to ask for a minute, seeking to calm tempers. "It is not my intention that they fight, that they kill each other," said the driver, but could not achieve her goal.
"It's okay, he does circus because it suits him and it's fine," Azzaro said. "It doesn't suit me at all. I do it because unfortunately I have him next to me...", Natalie retorted. But the journalist continued with his position: "In football terms your husband is a mercenary and a traitor."
"Ready, you are a nefarious. You don't have to be in the media," Natalie said, before Zarate contacted the program and asked to go on the air, following the crossing with Azzaro.
"Nati knows she doesn't have to talk to this bunch," Zarate started, with his earplugs. He continued: "He's a poor guy... I don't talk on TV, if we have to grab each other, we grab each other..." "This guy doesn't give points of view, this guy goes on the shows saying about the players, talking badly about people," Zarate said.
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