Journalist Roberto Gomez discussed Mourinho's attitude toward Vinicius Junior on the La Trib program and called for the World Cup to be brought to Ceuta.
During an appearance on the La Trib program with Javi Amaro, Roberto Gomez focused on Vinicius Junior and José Mourinho. The journalist expressed concern about the various media outlets surrounding the Brazilian player and emphasized that he should be protected in certain situations: "Vinicius must be protected from all kinds of harassment."
The Marca radio guest also used an incident from the previous match against Espanyol to explain his stance. "You can't always say he was diving. A few days ago, Carra kicked him, and that was a foul that warranted a red card," he said. Regarding that particular decision, he was even more forceful: "That was a red card, there's no other explanation. People will only focus on that dive."
"I like the current Mourinho; he's approachable, friendly, and even a bit gentle."
It was at this point that Mourinho entered Roberto Gomez's analysis. The reporter admitted that Mourinho's comments on the Brazilian player's situation surprised him: "Mourinho's views on the player's situation surprised me a bit."
Gomez reiterated the necessity of protecting Vinicius: "There is no doubt that the kind of harassment he has suffered so many times cannot be tolerated." In his view, everything surrounding the Brazilian player is worth paying attention to: "This Vinicius situation is very worrying. He wants to stay here; he is too good."
In addition, Gomez is also satisfied with Mourinho's performance since arriving at Real Madrid. "He has been very calm since he came. I don't know if it's the change brought by time. I like a lot of things," he said. He then added, "I like the Mourinho now, he feels very close and approachable, I would even say he is almost gentle."
Roberto Gomez calls for bringing the World Cup to Ceuta
During the program, Roberto Gómez also called for Spanish football to pay more attention to Ceuta and hoped that the World Cup could be brought to different parts of the country. "I think this would give our compatriots and Ceuta a boost," he explained.
The reporter also specifically criticized the idea of keeping the World Cup within the Spanish Football Federation: "What's the point of keeping the World Cup within the Spanish Football Federation? It should circulate throughout Spain. It's a symbol of pride."
Furthermore, he extended his appeal to the areas affected by wildfires: "The World Cup should be with the people in the wildfire-stricken areas. Think of the morale it can bring to the people of Nebula, the people of Pinovrancaydo, and the people of the Madrid Mountains." In Gomez's view, "The World Cup is something that can bring us all together."
