The first leg of the Concacaf Champions Cup, known as Concachampions, and in which the Rayados de Monterrey came back against Inter Miami (1-2), ended in a mess. This was reported by the ‘Fox Sports’ journalist, Fernando Schwartz, who assured that at the end of the clash Leo Messi (who did not play due to injury and was in the stands), Luis Suárez, Jordi Alba and ‘Tata’ Martino went first to complain to him. to the referee of the collision and later ended up confronting the coach of the Mexican team, ‘Tano’ Ortiz, and his assistant, Nico Sánchez.
«In the locker room the big deal was made. Martino, Messi, Suárez and Alba went to the referee to complain to him and then, outside the Rayado locker room, they were looking for anger and to intimidate Tano Ortiz for his previous statements that the refereeing could favor the MLS. Messi also faced Nico Sánchez. “Rayados asked CONCACAF to take note and report,” the journalist explained.
The origin of the conflict
Apparently, the conflict arises from some statements by ‘Tano’ Ortiz prior to the match in which he said: “I hope our players understand that Messi is just another player, because then comes the other thing: the referee, the framework, the people, Lionel, perhaps today, is more aware of what is happening and doesn’t play as much. Everything that surrounds Messi can lead to sporting and non-sporting decisions. Was I clear?
And he added that “it is obvious that I am concerned about the environment. I don’t know if it could harm Monterrey as such, but the business is going to be there. We know that the business is not going the way of Monterrey, we all know that, I am not saying something that we do not all know. I share it? No?”.
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