Criticism of Ricardo Sapinto: Selling Honor for a Few Dollars

Mehdi Rostampour Source

Severe criticism has been directed at Ricardo Sapinto for his silence regarding the massacre of over 20,000 people in Iran. Many of the victims were supporters of Esteghlal, and instead of expressing sympathy, Sapinto had taken refuge in the Portuguese embassy.

Severe criticism has been raised against Ricardo Sapinto for his silence regarding the massacre of over 20,000 people in Iran. Many of the victims were supporters of Esteghlal, but instead of expressing sympathy, Sapinto had taken refuge in the Portuguese embassy. It seems that every Portuguese coach who has come to Iran has sold his honor for a few more dollars, including Vingada, Manuel Jose, and Queiroz.

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