Racing’s criticism of Betis and Real Madrid for signing their young players

Largest shareholder of Racing Club de Santander, openly blamed the transfer policies of Real Betis and Real Sociedad in the youth system. In this Wednesday, Mountain Diary It has been suggested that the green and white creature went to the lands of Cantabria to strengthen its inferiors. There will be two players in particular who will pack their bags and head to Seville. According to this fact Sebastian Seria criticized the green and white team for actions that he said amounted to “child trafficking.”.

Attack on Betis and Real Sociedad

Joseph Amunikeson of Emmanuel Amunike, the 13-year-old attacker and Alex MolinaThe 15-year-old midfielder will arrive this summer to strengthen various teams in his career. Ziyad Baha will do the same. Betis are therefore keen to sign young promises on the national and international stage; However, the President of the Racing Club Foundation criticizes these movements. “Although FIFA prohibits children under 16 from transferring from one club to another, “What I see in Spain is a group of people and characters from childhood who come, make promises and take them from one quarry to another,” commented EFE.

Also, Real Sociedad signed a young player from the youth racing academy. The series rejects these actions as “a shame” and condemns this practice towards young footballers. “This cannot happen, not only because it is sold to young children., but also because you need to understand what is happening around all this. That is, a series of characters are created who come and promise gold and Moors, but this does not necessarily happen,” he said.

Sebastian Serie (left), maximum shareholder of the Racing Club. (Photo: EFE)

Racing Club de Santander policy

The Argentine said his club would never act this way, explaining how their lower ranks operate. “We have implemented a very strong child protection program at Racing. We’re never going to do that, and every time they did that to us, we called them and told them how they could do something like that to us,” he said.

A businessman from Buenos Aires claims that these teams live by creating false expectations and illusions for the players who join their clubs. ” Is It is very difficult to predict the success that a 12 year old child will have as a professional football player. So if you think about it and think that there are people who promise a lot of things, you will realize that These promises will be false in 99% of cases,” he concluded.