Claudia Korea Is the mother of Santiago Garcia, Uruguayan footballer who was found dead in his apartment in the city of Mendoza, Argentina last Saturday.
The problems that Santiago ‘Morro’ García carried along
The woman traveled to that town with other of her children in the aftermath of the ‘Morro’ and gave her testimony to the prosecutor Claudia Rios. With deep sadness he gave a press conference in which he became the president of the Godoy Cruz, Joseph Mansur, for the fatal decision his son made.
“We leave with my son’s illusions in a drawer thanks to Mansur,” the mother of the former attacker launched, assuring that the contractual situation of Garcia, who had been separated from the team, was decisive in his death.
“Mansur would let him run through the grass for six months and that’s a lapidary for the emotion, the prestige and the sport,” he said. Correa. Santiago’s weight increased depending on whether he signed the contract or not; I was depressed. He had no enthusiasm for what he was doing because he was alone. I tell Mansur that life is not like that. You need to have more respect for the suffering of the other, ” he added.
This man who never got tired of despising, touching, and humiliating him. He’s in Carilo spending his holidays and he didn’t even send me his condolences, ” said Morro’s mother.
Mansur stated that my son was a negative leader and should have cleaned him up; I want to tell him he was a kid who helped every guru he met and never disdained anyone, ” he added Claudia.
They found a difficult message on Morro Garcia’s cell phone
” You cannot be a leader. Unfortunately, there is a problem of personal interrelationship that the guys need to be supported, encouraged, their ego raised and you can’t throw it down, ” he said.
Died on business
After not entering into the plans of the Godoy Cruz, Garcia he wanted to return to the National of Montevideo. This is how he told his mother: “ He called me on Monday for my birthday and told me he was home on Saturday, but Mansur had the idea to ask for the other 50% of his pass, which was someone called Daniel Fonseca. who owes my grandson thousands of dollars for passes he never paid. He knew that Santiago was desperate to leave and that it was very bad for him. And during this pandemic, we would never have been able to cross to Buenos Aires or Mendoza. ”
Last, Korea acknowledges that the ‘Morro’ has given his heart to the Argentinian club. “ I know people loved him, always respected him and knew he gave everything for the shirt. Santiago fell in love with the city, the team and the fans. When you talk about depression, you don’t have to say, “He’s sad.” He was depressed, he was being treated and Mansur as club president should have seen things differently. My son died for a business. There are people who live to make money with other people’s skills, ” he concludes.