Sigali was the protagonist of a Racing Club Alzheimer’s awareness campaign

Leonardo Sigali became a trend in social networks after an interview with him: in all three questions he answered “I don’t remember”. Immediately, he received ridicule and comments on social networks; however, it was later revealed that it was a Racing Club Alzheimer’s awareness campaign.

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After beating Sarmiento, Leonardo Sigali approached the mixed zone for the usual post-match interview. The Racing captain came with a strange countenance: he was not happy about his team’s victory in the Argentine Professional League Cup.

The first question was about a clear option that failed. She said “I don’t remember”. The second, about what Gago asked of them in difficult times. He replied the following: “Sorry, but I don’t remember.” And the third, about the next rival: “The truth is that I don’t remember” he said. The journalist did not know what else to say and let him go.

After that, Sigali received criticism on social networks. He was branded as “bad milk” or “superb”. However, everyone was shocked when they found out that it was an Alzheimer’s awareness campaign.

Racing published a video on their social networks explaining what had happened with Figali, giving much more strength to the campaign carried out by ‘La Academia’.

At Racing we are committed to the people and causes that concern society. That is why we join this campaign of @almaasociacion to help discover the early symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease, which may go unnoticed.#I do not remember #SorryButIDon’tAgree pic.twitter.com/eFVXzwuhiR

– Racing Club (@RacingClub) April 2, 2022

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