‘I’m pissed off’ – Mino Raiola denies own death on Twitter – Soccer

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Several Italian media had reported that star consultant Mino Raiola (54 / including BVB star Haaland) had died.

The player’s agent denied this message himself! Taking to Twitter, he wrote: “Health update for anyone wondering: I’m mad because they killed me for the second time in 4 months. Apparently I can revive myself.”

The Dutch newspaper “NOS” previously contradicted the death report. She had spoken to José Fortes Rodriguez, the right-hand man in the management of Raiola’s consulting firm. Rodriguez stated, “It looks bad, but he didn’t die.”

BILD spoke to a client of the agency, who also confirmed that Raiola would still be alive: “Everything else is fake news!”

Also doctor Dr. Alberto Zangrillo confirmed Raiola’s serious condition. Zangrillo works at Milan’s San Raffaele Hospital, where Raiola was in January. He tells the Italian agency “Ansa”: “I am outraged by the calls from pseudo-journalists speculating about the life of a man struggling to survive.”

The Italian newspaper “Gazzetta dello Sport” reported in January that Raiola had undergone an emergency operation and would be in intensive care.

Raiola himself has contradicted the claim, tweeting: “Mino Raiola underwent standard medical examinations, which required anesthesia. These are planned controls, there was no emergency response.”

Raiola is considered one of the toughest negotiators in world football, including Pogba’s €105m to Manchester United in 2016. The Italian began his career in the Netherlands in the early 1990s.

His first major transfers included Dennis Bergkamp (52) moving to Inter Milan in 1993 and Pavel Nedved (49) to Lazio in 1996.