The giants retreat to President Donald Trump's claim that he told the members of the giants – including coach Brian Dapole – not to allow Sakan Barclay to leave before he became a free agent and signed with Al -Nisour in 2024.
Trump made comments during the White House visiting on Monday to celebrate his victory in Super Bowl earlier this year.
However, the Vice President of Communications, the giants of Pat Hunlon, refuted to the sports office sports, and told the perpetrator that there were “no talks” that occurred between the president and the giants regarding Barclay.
Hanlon told the executor “No,” when they asked if he could confirm that any conversation had occurred or if the team would make a statement.
FOS also mentioned that Hanlon and then directed them to a post on his personal account x.
“With all due respect, stop land. Be the leader that we all want you to be. He wants to be my 401K. I try to retire !!” He wrote on the social media platform while putting the Trump brand.
The president originally talked about a conversation he had with the giants about Barclay earlier today.
“I was with the giants, the main coach, and some people, and I said,” I do anything on you, but don't lose it. “They lost. It wasn't good. I called that. It was easy to contact him because he played well with the giants, I can tell you that. “
Barclay left the giants in the last seasons and signed with their biggest competitors, the eagles, immediately to the birds to the Super Paul championship in its first year in Feli.
The running signed a two -year contract of $ 41.2 million last month with the Eagles.
Trump had incurred a lot of praise for Barclay during the White House party after he spent today with the American Football Association star on Sunday, and golf in his path in Pediestter, New Jersey, before running to Washington, DC with the president of the Air Force later in the day.
Barclay was criticized by people on social media to spend time with Trump, and they were called on Monday, and posted on X, “Maybe I only respect the office, and not a difficult concept of his understanding.”
