Iker Casillas’ representative has plus alleged that the Blancos supremo affords Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema preferential treatment
Agent Santos Marquez has accused Real Madrid president Florentino Perez of discriminating adjacent-door to black players, claiming that the likes of Claude Makelele and Samuel Eto’o were sold because of their colour of their skin.
Perez infamously dismissed Makelele’s talents after allowing the former France international to Chelsea in 2003, even though Eto’o unaided made three appearances for the club in the to the front joining Mallorca and later considering achieving superstardom at Barcelona.
Marquez, who currently counts Iker Casillas along as well as his clients, has now revealed that he fell out considering Perez in imitation of than again his treatment of the pair.
“It was on summit of Makelele, for a nonattendance of reverence,” the agent told AS. “Florentino doesnt later black players; hes not a racist but he doesnt considering them.
“I furthermore fought following him on top of Etoo. Samuel was just as much a Galactico as Figo. He left for the colour of his skin.”
Marquez also alleged that Perez affords his favourite players preferential treatment and puts pressure virtually his coaches to continuously choose the likes of Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema.
“The squad knows who [Perez’s favourites] are and therefore does the coach,” the agent added.
“The lonesome exploit he had bearing in mind [former Madrid coach] Ancelotti was by now more Bale. He thinks that Bale is the best in the world.
“He doesnt know how to flexibility to care of the Ballon dOr winner [Cristiano Ronaldo] he already has in the squad. Bale is going to work a share wherever he likes.
“Another is Karim Benzema. He got rid of [Gonzalo] Higuain, [Angel] Di Maria, [Vicente] Del Bosque… none of whom were that bad.
“Del Bosque has won anything there is to win but what happened to him is what happened to me hes a not exactly a looker.
“So Florentino brought in a handsome bloke [Carlos Queiroz] who in report to ruined the team.”
