@FootynewsDani Olmo isn't accepting Ratón Ayala's apology for the punch after the Spain-Argentina final. Olmo says Ayala claims to be sorry but justifies the hit by saying it was a response to words Olmo insists he never said. 'I don't need his apologies,' Olmo said, calling the apology insincere.
Ver publicación originalFoto de @Footynews· Jul 26, 2026· Dani Olmo
The image is a split screen featuring two men. On the left, a man with bleached hair is shown from the back, wearing a white soccer jersey with "OLMO" and the number "10" on it. On the right, a man with dark hair and a beard is looking off to the side, wearing a blue shirt with an Adidas logo and the Argentina Football Association crest. The mood is serious and focused, typical of sports photography. The Argentina crest and the "WORLD CUP" text on the lanyard are notable details.
@FootynewsDani Olmo isn't accepting Ratón Ayala's apology for the punch after the Spain-Argentina final. Olmo says Ayala claims to be sorry but justifies the hit by saying it was a response to words Olmo insists he never said. 'I don't need his apologies,' Olmo said, calling the apology insincere.
Ver publicación originalFoto de @Footynews· Jul 26, 2026· Dani Olmo
The image is a split screen featuring two men. On the left, a man with bleached hair is shown from the back, wearing a white soccer jersey with "OLMO" and the number "10" on it. On the right, a man with dark hair and a beard is looking off to the side, wearing a blue shirt with an Adidas logo and the Argentina Football Association crest. The mood is serious and focused, typical of sports photography. The Argentina crest and the "WORLD CUP" text on the lanyard are notable details.
