Tchouaméni Breaks Silence on Valverde Bust-up at Real Madrid: “Something Ugly Happened”
Tchouameni said the row was not a fight but admitted it left Real Madrid under pressure and led to fines for both players.
- Real Madrid midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni addressed his past training ground clash with teammate Federico Valverde, insisting there was "something ugly" but no physical fight.
- The training ground incident occurred under former manager Alvaro Arbeloa in May, leading to a media storm and hospital treatment for Valverde for a cranioencephalic trauma.
- Both players were fined £500,000 following the altercation, which Tchouameni claims actually brought them closer together as they moved past the disagreement.
- Coach Jose Mourinho indicated the dressing room remains harmonious, stating that if one enters today "you will be able to see that Valverde and I are fine."
- Ahead of the Clasico against Barcelona at Camp Nou on Sunday, Real Madrid sits third in Liga, with the rivalry match drawing intense media scrutiny.
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The driver Aurélien Tchouaméni denied having exchanged physical aggressions with Federico Valverde, a partner of Real Madrid, during an episode in May, and criticized the repercussions of the case. In an interview with podcast The Bridge, released on Friday, the Frenchman acknowledged that there was a disagreement between the two, but said that the public dimension of the incident was greater than the situation justified. From Mexico America to …
"There was no fight between Valverde and me" - Tchouameni breaks silence on 'unpleasant' Real Madrid controversy
Aurélien Tchouaméni has denied that he and Federico Valverde ever came to blows, while admitting that something unpleasant did happen between the Real Madrid teammates.
In an episode of the show The Bridge, broadcast on Disney+ and YouTube, Aurélien Chuameni returned to the episode of the altercation with his team-mate of Real Madrid Federico Valverde at the end of last season, an altercation that had earned them big fines.
Aurelian Chuamini first spoke about what happened with his colleague in Real Madrid Federico Valverdi last season at the wardrobe.
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