The Argentine Martín Demicheliscoach of the Rayados Del Monterrey of Mexican football, he denied Thursday to have a bad relationship with the Spanish midfielder Sergio Canales.
“If there was a very bad relationship between Sergio Canales and Demichelis, he would seize the player so that he does not train with the group”he explained at the press conference before this Sunday's game between the Rayados and the Pumas UNAM, the last one of Repeat of the Clausura Tournament.
Last April 3, The 34 -year -old kicked a glass door after a discussion with Demichelisfor which according to reports from the local press a wound was made that required ten points of suture.
The Santander has published a video where he explains his version of the discussion with his coach in Rayados
From that moment he did not play with the scratches. In total the last four of the regular phase and the first onein which his team fell last Sunday against the Tuzos del Pachuca. It was until On Tuesday when Canales returned to trainingbetween rumors of a very bad relationship with Demichelis.
“The great desire we perceive in channels is to be on Sundayit shows frustrated for having been out of the injury. Here does not win channels or demichelisneither lose one or the other, the important thing is Monterrey, on Sunday among all We will help each other to win Monterrey “the coach added.
Martín Demichelis, Rayados coach, appeared at a press conference after the victory against Chivas and referred to the incident with Sergio Canales.
Ramos works to be on Sunday
On the other injured of the Rayados, the Spaniards Sergio Ramos and Oliver TorresDemichelis said they are not yet confirmed for the meeting before the Pumasthe last opportunity of Monterrey to qualify for the quarterfinals of the Clausura.
“Sergio Ramos is doing the impossible to be on Sunday, Oliver is going to train with the group and will try. The best we see is Sergio Canaleswhich carries Two good workoutsin which his way of training fills us with illusion that he will reach the game, “said the Argentine coach.
