Gerard Piqué: The tennis player Nicolas Mahut puts the FC Barcelona footballer in his place for his hypocrisy with the Super League

Gerard Piqué was one of the first to leave the cave after confirming that the six English teams were leaving the Super League and the Barcelona footballer has been widely criticized for being a good captain afterwards. One of the people who has put the owner of Andorra in his place and commands more of the Davis Cup has been the French tennis player Nicolas Mahut. It all happened around midnight on Tuesday, when the English clubs said goodbye to the Super League and the new competition was beginning to go down the drain. After this event, Gerard Piqué wrote an advantageous message that read the following: "Football belongs to the fans, today more than ever." Very much the Barcelona player. And logically, taking into account that Gerard Piqué, through Kosmos, ended the old Davis Cup to devise a product only available to a few, the footballer has been classified as "hypocritical" by users of social networks. One of those who emerged to deliver a monumental zasca was the French tennis player Nicolas Mahut, who responded to his message with: “What about the Davis Cup?” The footballer was already harshly criticized in his day for ending the old Davis Cup format, in which national teams could play for their country's fans, and take it to a neutral venue, which in its first edition was Madrid. The Barcelona center-back also bought in his day to promote him directly to Second Division B.