Uruguay manager Marcelo Bielsa has torn into the United States and CONMEBOL for their disastrous organisation of the Copa America.

The Copa America is taking place in America with the final between Argentina and Colombia taking place on Sunday night.

Uruguay, who lost their semi final against Colombia have a third placed match against Canada on Saturday night, but Bielsa is not happy with the tournament’s organisation.

Bielsa not happy with Copa America organisation
Following their semi final defeat Uruguay players were involved in ugly scenes as they clashed with Colombia fans in the stands after altercations had broken out in an area where players’ families and children were.

Speaking ahead of the game against Canada, Bielsa has made it clear he’s not happy with the organisation of the tournament saying it’s been unprofessional before hitting out at the condition of the pitches and the security.

Bielsa criticized the statements made in press conferences, stating, “They claim the fields and training pitches are perfect, but I have photos proving otherwise. This epidemic of falsehoods is unacceptable. I’ve already breached promises to organizers and the federation. These mistakes were anticipated. Unlike North Americans who honestly disclose the condition of fields installed days ago, our training pitches were disastrous.”

“They hold press conferences and dismiss issues as optical illusions. They criticize Vinicius Junior’s vision and suggest Lionel Scaloni should refrain from commenting. They claim all training pitches are perfect despite evidence to the contrary that we all have collected.”

The consequences of Bielsa’s outspokenness remain uncertain, likely drawing disapproval from tournament organizers. However, Bielsa’s straightforward approach resonates with many, contributing to his widespread appeal.