Sergio Busquets has-been branded a crybaby by legendary midfielder Wesley Sneijder in a recent interview, while reliving their encounter during his days a professional football player.
The former Inter midfielder first came up against the Spaniard in the 2010 UEFA Champions League semi final first leg in San Siro, where the Italian club established a 3-1 lead before losing the reverse fixture 1-0 in Camp Nou.
The duo later met in the FIFA World Cup final in the summer in Johannesburg, South Africa, and this time it was Sergio Busquets on the winning side as Spain defeated the Netherlands thanks to an extra time winner from Andres Iniesta.
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Sergio Busquets branded a crybaby by Wesley Sneijder
Sneijder said in an interview with Ziggo Sports; “Busquets was an extremely annoying player, always giving it to others but never able to receive. As soon as he received one hit he would start crying. An absolute crybaby. I literally had fights with him every single game. At one point I told him: ‘I will see you in Ibiza in the summer, then you and I will talk again.”
“In 2010 we beat Barcelona 3-1 at home, then we had to go to Camp Nou and after 8 minutes Motta hit him and Busquets started rolling on the ground while looking through his hands to see if Motta got a red card, and then he got up again and he was fine, the crybaby. A nasty guy to play against.”
