Claure argues with Ramallo calling him "liar" and discards Bolivar’s alleged interest in the player

In a round trip, the businessman and leader of Bolívar, Marcelo Claure, argued with the soccer player Rodrigo Ramallo, whom he called a “liar” for an alleged interest of the academy in the player. The striker retorted the message from the president of Baisa, also on his social networks.

It all started with a statement by Ramallo, who indicated to a program from La Paz, that he rejected an alleged offer from Bolívar due to his desire to return to Tigre de Achumani. “I let go of an offer from Bolívar, I want to go home,” Ramallo told Futbolmanía.

Ramallo’s assertion was echoed on the Facebook page (unofficial of the club), Bolivar NB Projectwhich also hinted at the academy’s alleged interest in the player in a post, which was later removed from the network. “In the end, the thing from Ramallo to Bolívar was always very close,” he posted.

The post was taken by Claure to shoot the footballer. “Another liar. Ramallo was never made an offer. I don’t know what they get out of lying,” the businessman wrote.

But the controversy did not stop there, since minutes later, the player reacted and published. “It is good that you clarify that the offer was not real, the same anyway, real or not, I was not going to accept it. But thanks for the interest”, retorted the striker of the national team.

The messages went viral on the networks in a matter of minutes, because he was the president of one of the biggest clubs in Bolivia and the attacker of the national team.