Valencia vetoed access to Netflix because of Vinicius’ documentary when everything was agreed! | Relief

All this has been said. Netflix, audiovisual distribution platform, He is making a documentary about the life of Vinicius Jr. and he has already applied to enter Mestalla. To the extent that their accreditation took place: the territory in which they would be located was clear, what they could record and what not, how many people had access… But after all that has been said, Valencia said no.

The Mestalla club has made a decision veto it access to the stadium next Saturday in Valencia – Real Madrid. Following the publication of Relevo, Turia, which spoke with sources familiar with the documentary to find out what distribution would be like and what they were going to focus on, estimated that He received nothing from the cameras that entered his premises.

especially considering that they can be located just below the entertainment stands recording it for 90 minutes, which the club were not amused when they found out.

The organization believes that it will gain absolutely nothing from participating in the documentary.”in which we will be branded as bad no matter what we do“, management sources told Relevo. The truth is that the club knew that Although 49,999 people behaved well, if any of them got it wrong, they risked the platform hijacking participation as a whole. and pointed out to all fans the behavior of some (as happened with many media outlets after the incident in May).

Valencia allowed Netflix cameras into their stadium in exchange for the opportunity to tell their version of events. Now the club remains willing to express his opinion about what happened in the documentary, but does not allow entry to the platform

. La Liga supported Valencia’s position. They didn’t really welcome the cameras because they knew what they were looking for.

Valencia also spent a week saying “No” to Netflix’s requests for an interview with Hugo Duro, who had an incident with Vinicius last May. He asked the player for a platform up to four times and He faced four rejections from the club, that if you transfer it to anyone, then to an official representative (probably Javier Soliscorporate director, but this is just speculation).

The match between both teams will already be tense enough to exaggerate later. Consequently, both La Liga and Valencia refused. Without going into too much detail, Netflix is ​​also releasing the Formula 1 documentary Drive to Survive, which accepted criticism For the pilots themselves, this adds drama and a certain ingenuity, according to their usual version. “They made up a rivalry that doesn’t really exist, so I decided not to participate.“he pointed Max Verstappen. “I understand that Max is angry because I know the pilots. and I know what they said and what they didn’t say, I’m a realist, and when you see things that are not very real, you get angry,” concluded Bernie Ecclestone to Reuters, one of the founders of modern Formula 1.