Marcos Llorente charges against Óscar Puente for the Toledo accident: "Twitter is not your job, it is public transportation"

The footballer Marcos Llorente has charged against Óscar Puente on social networks after the new train accident that occurred this Wednesday near Urda (Toledo). The publication, in which he harshly targets the Minister of Transport, has also been supported by Dani Carvajal.

"Dear Óscar Puente, isn't it time for you to put Twitter aside and focus on the work for which we pay you?", the Atlético de Madrid player, always very critical of Pedro Sánchez's Government, began by saying.

The former Spanish international has stated that "when human lives are at stake, the minimum that can be demanded of a Transport Minister is responsibility, seriousness, security and respect."

Llorente also charges against Spanish politics. "We are tired of politicians who seem more concerned about winning discussions on social networks as if they were 13-year-old children than about responding up to the responsibilities they have," he maintained.

Finally, he once again addressed Óscar Puente directly: "Twitter is not your job. Your job is public transport, security and being accountable when things fail. Until now you have been a fucking disaster in that, but as always you will blame someone else. Don't let the circus stop."

The text written by Marcos Llorente was later shared by Dani Carvajal on his Instagram account.