The coach from Chelsea after objecting to his decision: Kiba was right

Chelsea goaltender Mauricio Surrey said his goaltender, Kiba, was right when he refused to leave Manchester City in the FA Cup final with a 4-3 win on penalties.

Sari had wanted to change Kiba before the end of the match for the shot at goal, where he used the services of Argentine goalkeeper Willy Capiero, but the Spanish goalkeeper refused to change and managed to shoot a penalty.

"It was a misunderstanding, I wanted Cabarero to take part in the penalty shoot-out, but Kiba wanted to let me know that he was ready to attack him. He was right but he hurts acted, "said Sari after the match.

"I'm going to talk to Kiba and explain it to him.Here, there might be a problem in the media if it does not work properly, just a misunderstanding and it's over.I understand why he refused to go out. "

"Today, there are huge signs that this team has evolved a lot and could become a very strong team, I'm happy to play," he said.

Kiba is the most expensive goalkeeper in the world after his move from Athletic Bilbao to Chelsea last summer for 80 million euros.