Jese, attack on PSG: “They treated me really badly. The president didn’t want to see me”

Broadsides here and there of Jesé Rodriguezformer left winger of Real Madrid and only passing through Sampdoria. In the interview given to the YouTuber ‘Mowlihawk’, in the program Batmowlithe 31-year-old Spaniard looked back at some difficult moments in his career, recalling above all the serious knee injury that made it easier.

The story: “That day changed my life forever. It was one of the worst days of my life. Before that I felt like I was in the best moment of my career. I knew that if I kept that pace, I could compete with anyone. I was young and I was doing very well in the best club in the world, with the greatest pressure Florentino took me to the best surgeon in Germany. When I had the infection and they had to operate on me twice, I said: ‘It’s over.’ When I started to feel better, in my last year with Madrid, La Liga was about to end.”

As for the transfer to PSG in 2016: “If I had wanted, I would have stayed at Madrid, but the PSG option came up. Since I wasn’t playing much, I thought about going to Paris, because I knew I would have playing minutes. And then there was Emery as coach, who called me. Madrid made a lot of signings and I wanted to go to the European Championship with the national team, because I had already been close to playing in the World Cup in Brazil. Furthermore – Jesé admitted – they improved my contract and paid me much more. And look at that in Madrid, where there they paid every six months, they paid very well. I took just under five million euros gross. The first time I saw a million in the account I said: ‘Damn, is this for scoring goals?'”.

The experience in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, however, was not idyllic: “At PSG I made my debut by assisting the winning goal in my first match, but then I was out for two months with appendicitis and, during the winter, they told me I had to leave. I told Emery that I would I felt deceived.” Not only that, the Spaniard also launched a direct attack on the number one of the transalpine club: “The president (Al Khelaifi, ed.) didn’t even want to see me. I don’t know if he liked my wife more than me. They didn’t give me any explanations” , he joked. “You can earn a lot, but they treated me really badly. There I realized that Madrid is the best in the world in everything. I felt like I was dealing with a guy who is a billionaire and uses the players as if they were pawns.”