Atletico's Enrique Cerezo: 'Don't Like to Talk About Money' to Women Reporters
Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo made a sexist comment to a female reporter on Tuesday after she asked him a question relating to the club's finances.
Sports journalist Richard Martin relayed the exchange between the 70-year-old and the journalist:
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Cerezo spoke to the media on Tuesday ahead of his side's trip to Club Brugge in the UEFA Champions League.
El Golazo de Gol shared footage of Cerezo speaking to reporters in Spanish.
The president's comments come little more than a week on from the controversy generated by DJ Martin Solveig during France Football's Ballon d'Or ceremony on December 3.
During the gala, co-host Solveig asked Lyon's Ada Hegerberg, recipient of the first-ever women's Ballon d'Or, if she knew how to twerk shortly after she was announced as the winner.
Colombian side Atletico Huila hit the headlines in the days that followed, after women's team captain Yoreli Rincon said their $55,000 prize for winning the Copa Libertadores Feminina would go to paying the men's team's outstanding debts.
The team were also filmed sleeping on the floor of an airport after winning the trophy.
