André Cury, Vitor Roque's agent, reveals how Vinícius and Rodrygo betrayed Barça
Last modified July 13, 2023 by Drafting Fesp
In the last hours, the Barça has become news after announcing the signing of Vitor Roque, a brazilian from 18 years that promises to be one of the great talents of South American football in the near future.
In this way, the azulgrana team ties one of the great pearls and prevents cases similar to those of Rodrygo O vinicius.
In fact, André Cury, representative of Vitor Roque and explorer of FC Barcelona years ago, spoke exclusively for Cadena SER and told in great detail what happened with the two aforementioned players, who ended up signing for the eternal rival and are now key players in the Real Madrid.
André Cury says that Vinícius wanted to go to Barcelona, but his agents prevented him
“about vinicius everything was arranged and he Madrid found out he was in Barcelona and they invited him to go to Madrid, but in Madrid they didn't even know him. vinicius He went to Madrid because they chose their agents. We had been working on the transfer for three years and their agents betrayed us. Vinícius told me that he was culé. cried with him 6-1 of the Barça al PSG. he told me, I don't know for others”.
These were the words of a André Cury which ensures that the Brazilian winger, who today manifests himself as one of the most madridistas in the world, He was a staunch supporter of Barça.
Rodrygo's case was different
In said interview, a André curry they also asked about Rodrygo, who was also closely associated with the FC Barcelona. This was what the representative said, who dominates Brazilian football like few others:
“Rodrygo I was tied, but Barça decided not to enter. With vinicius We were talking, but when he betrayed us we went for Rodrygo. For me Rodrygo he is more complete than Vinícius. We went to Santos to negotiate for him, we did not close the agreement and the Madrid with much more economic strength. His father told me that if I fixed it between Santos and the Barcelona, Rodrygo would go to Barcelona for less money”.
