Vidal slams U. de Chile over Correa complaint: 'They don't know what else to snoop around'

Colo Colo star Arturo Vidal has fiercely defended teammate Javier Correa, dismissing a complaint filed by rival club U. de Chile as baseless.

Vidal, speaking on his streaming channel, asserted that Correa's actions following the Superclásico match were misinterpreted. He claimed the gestures were aimed at individuals associated with Colo Colo's own staff who were filming the team.

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The 'chunchos' don't know what else to snoop around. I'm going to tell you something, guys: There's nothing to what's being said about Correa, because Correa never did it to the U fans.

"The 'chunchos' [a derogatory term for U. de Chile fans] don't know what else to snoop around," Vidal stated, directly addressing the controversy. "I'm going to tell you something, guys: There's nothing to what's being said about Correa, because Correa never did it to the U fans."

The Chilean international elaborated that a cameraman and another person tasked with taking photos and recording videos for the club's platforms were present. "He did it to the guys, because there's so much good vibes, good vibes... but never to the U fans," he insisted, implying the interaction was internal to his own team.

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He did it to the guys, because there's so much good vibes, good vibes... but never to the U fans.