After Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone did not shake hands with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp until it became an issue at some level, Simeone himself said that he originally didn't like the culture. like that already along with watching the team as well who try to fight well
Diego Simeone, the coach of Atletico Madrid, the top club of the Spanish La Liga stage, has revealed that the reason he didn't shake hands with Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is because he doesn't like the catch culture. Hands together after the race is over.
On Tuesday, October 19, Simeone led the team to a 2-3 defeat against Liverpool by Karang Wanda Metropolitano in the UEFA Champions League group stage B game until his team just picked up. With just four points from three games, after the game Klopp tried to shake hands with the Argentinian. But the other party immediately ran into the tunnel, causing some people to blame Simeone to some extent.
Asked about the shot in which he did not shake Klopp's hand, Simeone replied: "I wasn't originally the type of person who said hello to the other manager after the game. Because I don't like doing things like that. Doing so is not good for either the winning or the losing side. I think so But if after this time when I meet him I will greet him in any way without any problems.”
The former football star also admitted that Liverpool played very well today. But see that their team is trying well after being led by two goals. Usually they win with a score that's a lot behind their opponents. Today we can't start the game the way we want. And after the second child was born, we started playing the way we wanted.”
“We have the opportunity to overtake them as well. In the second half their goalkeeper made another great save. My team responded well when we were one goal down but then they got the penalty.
