Pride culé! Yulimar Rojas devotes him his medal of gold to the barcelonismo

The athlete of the FC Barcelona that made history in the olympic final of triple jump thanks to that beat the olympic and world-wide record in his participation with his jump of 15,67 metres, sent him a moving message to the barcelonismo from the Olympic villa of Tokyo.

"I devote my medal to all the culers", has said the Venezuelan Yulimar Red after attaining the olympic feat that cost him to do with the medal of gold in Tokyo. The athlete, the one who made history on 1 August with his participation, showed happy to belong and represent also to the Barcelona club.

❝ I give him this medal of gold to all the Culers ❞
? @TeamRojas45
? #MésQueUnClub ❤️ pic.twitter.com/xcqwjs3i1y

— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona_is) August 4, 2021

Up to now, Yulimar Rojas has been the only sportsman of the FC Barcelona in heaving with a medal of gold in the Olympic games of Tokyo. The Venezuelan was, by far, the best competitor of his category. It left marks irrepetibles of 15.48 (his first jump in the final), 15.25 (fourth jump) and 15.67 (last jump and with which beat the world-wide record of 15.51).

Pride culé

Afterwards of his majestuosa participation, the Barça showed his pride through the social networks, sharing the news of the feat attained by the Venezuelan athlete that conquered the crown of the triple jump in Tokyo. Likewise, the president of the Catalan entity, Joan Laporta, also expressed his congratulation to Rojas in his account of Twitter.

Enhorabona Yulimar Rojas, pel rècord world-wide i per the medal d'or als Jocs Olímpics of Tokyo. És A big orgull that siguis athlete of the Barça!@TeamRojas45 #Tokyo2020#FlyYuliFly https://t.co/cntpqfdg1u

— Joan Laporta Estruch? (@JoanLaportaFCB) August 1, 2021

Like this then , Yulimar Rojas represents one of the biggest talents of the Barcelona club. The Barça possesses in his breast to one of the best athletes of the world, and to the present and near future of the triple jump. Like this it showed it in Tokyo, when the competitor that more approached him was the Portuguese Mamona, whose mark resulted of 15.1 metres. The Venezuelan, definitely, is a jewel culé.