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Patrice Evra quip Arturo vidal via social media. This is because the Chilean midfielder moved to Inter Milan this season.
Evra and Vidal played together for only a year Juventus, namely in the 2014-15 season. At that time, both of them helped the Bianconeri win Italian League and the Coppa Italia, as well as being runners-up in the Champions League.
In the following season, Vidal moved to Bayern Munich, while Evra only left Turin in 2017, when he returned to his hometown to France and defended Marseille.
Now, Evra has retired and works as a pundit for Sky Sports. While Vidal was still playing, he returned to Italy after 5 years. The problem is, Vidal is no longer at Juventus, but at Inter.
Instead of following Andrea PirloHis former team mate, who is now managing the Bianconeri, Vidal chose to be trained Antonio Conte, who brought him to Juventus in 2011.
This became the subject of mockery by Evra. In a post on Instagram, this 39-year-old man said Vidal had betrayed him by joining Inter. Of course, he wrote it in a joking manner.
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Vidal (right) playing alongside Evra (left) in the 2015 Champions League final against Barcelona. Photo: Getty Images / Matthias Hangst— |
Evra uploaded an old photo, to be precise in the 2014 Italian Super Cup match between Juventus against Naples, when he, Vidal, and Pirlo were walking out of the dressing room onto the field.
The photo was accompanied by an Italian conversation between Pirlo and Evra, which offended Vidal. While Vidal’s face was covered by a smiling emoji face and removed his fangs.
“Pat, who’s that behind you …?” Pirlo said in the photo.
“I don’t know, Maestro, unless I have lost my memory, this person used to play with us before,” said Evra in the photo.
“Winning is not important, but that’s all that counts! Being a Juventino until the end is also the only thing considered (sorry, Vidal),” wrote Evra in the photo caption, referring to a famous saying from the legend. Juventus, Giampiero Boniperti.
What nonsense, Evra.
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