The 'zasca' of Andrés Iniesta to Four by a controversial news

Andrés Iniesta, ex captain of the FC Barcelona, could have his first minutes like player of the Japanese league. The manchego played something more than half hour, although it could not do at all to avoid that his team fell goleado in the party in which the Vissel Kobe played against the Shonan Bellmare.

However, the defeat -by 0-3 and playing as local- was not the only headache of the player of Fuentealbilla. In spite of treating of a totally calm person, Iniesta could not repress the indignation as a result of an article published in the web of Four in which it did reference to the boots that had used. 

In the news of the popular channel of television could read : "it has been able to see to the manchego carrying the flag of Spain in his boots. Something that never made in his stage in the Barça and with which has surprised to all the fans of the football. They treat of the same boots that lució in the World-wide past of Russia".

Said paragraph outraged to Andrés Iniesta, that considered inopportune the nuance commented in the article. The midfield player did not doubt in retorting the article with a conclusive answer through Twitter. "Until being in Japan looking for a without sense controversy...", posteó the ex culé.

The article also specified that "Andrés Iniesta turned into Spanish idol after achieving the goal with which harvest the World-wide of South Africa for the first time in our history". Anyway, after the controversy, all the piece was rewritten, since it generated controversy also in other means.

It is necessary to remember that, in his debut, Iniesta jumped to the terrain of game in the minute 58 of party, when the marker was of 0-2 for the Shonan Bellmare. With the dorsal '8' in the back and the boots that have been object of controversy by the article, already showed his first details of class in his new team, although at all it served for voltear the marker.

The tuit of Iniesta

Until being in Japan looking for a without sense controversy... ???https://t.co/ee2ege5rl6

— Andrés Iniesta (@andresiniesta8) 24 July 2018