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On Sunday, Rafael Nadal made tennis history a little more by overthrowing Daniil Medvedev in the Australian Open final (2-6, 6-7, 6-4, 6-4, 7-5), winning his 21st Grand Slam title, overtaking his two rivals Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic, to sit alone at the top of victories in major tournaments. A victory that was not to the liking of Alfons Godall, vice-president of the Barça Foundation, who said followingwards: “Rafael Noël (Nadal means Christmas in Catalan) has been repugnant to me since day one. I put it in the same bag as La Roja (the Spanish football team), Real Madrid, (Fernando) Alonso and everything that represents the enemy state” he had indicated.
Godall resigns!
A speech that had consequences, while Nadal, a true icon in Spain, forced the leader to resign from his post: “The tweet where I express my opinion regarding a celebrity and his profile can harm the Barça Foundation, due to the pressure exerted by certain companies and certain media. I don’t want to cost Barca a penny or give up my freedom of expression. Therefore, I renounce my charge. Thank you !” he launched.
A decision confirmed by Joan Laporta: “He considered that, as there were complaints from business owners, investors and Foundation sponsors following a tweet he wrote, he did not want to harm the Foundation and he therefore decided to voluntarily resign from his post” he said during the presentation of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, adding that he “respect his decision“.
Teasing, the Barcelona president did not want Nadal to support the rival, Real Madrid: “It’s a shame he’s not a Barça supporter, but we forgive him, because he delights us with his tennis” he concluded considering the tennis player as a “great character“.
Tweet with my opinion regarding a famous person and his profile can hurt the @FundacioFCB by pressure from some companies and media.
I don’t want to cost a dime @FCBarcelona_cat nor renounce freedom of expression.
Consequently, I resign.
Thank you!!– Alfons Godall II * II ???????????????? (@alfons_godall) February 2, 2022
to summarize
A Barca manager has been forced to resign following strongly criticizing Rafael Nadal. A decision confirmed by Joan Laporta, the president of FC Barcelona, during the presentation of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
