Barcelona coach Hansi Flick invited the referees to do more to protect the players after Lamina Yamal suffered a terrible injury from a serious fight against Las Palmas over the weekend.
Yamal shared a picture of his socks soaked in blood On the social media after the game, they sarcastically wrote a post, “It’s not an offense!”
But until the 17-year-old Prodigy did not suffer serious damage and could appear on Tuesday night Semifinal first leg Copa del Rey against Atletico Madrid – “I think they will be able to play, I have a positive feeling” – Flick asked to “hard offenses” to be more seriously punished as deterrent.
“We cannot say that the lamins or certain players are especially protected.
“We have to protect them. I think it is reasonable to do. Not just some special players, but all. In Spain we all like to see one-v-vo, to see those football players who are capable of getting past veterans, they must be protected.”
It is a bit ironic that Yamal was only recently defended by the La Liga judge in the middle of the conspiracy claims that there is an agenda against Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid.
“The thing is that I think it has been almost questioned lately,” Yamal said last week.
“There are things that are clear and there is no doubt about them. And I think in the end the Judge’s job is very difficult, that in the end, if you are referring to one side, the other will complain. And if and if if no one complains, others A team that doesn’t play complains.
“I don’t think we can complain, Madrid, Barca and Atletico. I think the referees are trying to do their best. There are not as many stories about matches like the one against Alaves and Legan and there may be more controversial actions. But judges are trying to do their best.
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