The Controversial Confession of a Costume by Mourinho: «I Am Already Rich, I Do Not Need to Run»
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Brazilian footballer Fred has told an anecdote about his former Fenerbahce teammate, Colombian striker Jhon Duran, also talking about his mentality and the impact that big money had on his career. Duran, who was once considered one of the greatest talents in football, left Aston Villa in 2025, when Al-Nassr transferred him for 77 million euros. At the time, the Colombian was only 21 years old and signed a contract with an annual salary of around…
Jhon Duran, 22, really likes money. At least if you ask his former teammate Fred, 33. “The more money, the better,” Duran is said to have said after moving to Russia, according to Fred.
Jhon Durán (22 years old) who was acquired last year by Al Nassr at US$ 85 million, has four shirts to his credit in two years. The Brazilian flyer Fred, his former companion in Fenerbahçe, revealed the attacker's attitude.
José Mourinho's passage through the Fenerbahce leaves stories and statements that fuel the controversy around that costume. The one that is giving to speak now is Jhon Durán, Colombian striker who came to the Turkish team as a big star and who has been at the center of criticism for his performance and ... Continue reading "The polemic confession of a Mourinho costume: «I am already rich, I don't need to run»"
Colombian striker Jhon Durán reportedly displayed a particularly relaxed attitude to training during his visit to Fenerbahçe. His former team-mate Fred, who was with him in the Turkish club, revealed these behind the scenes in the podcast "Charla", explaining that the player of Al-Nassr would have told him that he was already rich and therefore did not need to run any more to earn money.
A time considered to be a great hope of world football, especially after his noticed debut with Aston Villa, Jhon Duran never really confirmed his potential. The fault of his state of mind? That's what the amazing revelations of his former teammate, Fred, suggest.
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