A video showing the coach of the Skanderbeg U-18 volleyball team, Romeo Xega slapping one of the players, has made the rounds of the network, and even the federation has reacted, which has permanently expelled the coach.
But being raped in that video, the volleyball player Rovena Gengo, in a direct link on the "Zone Zero" show, declared that she does not consider it violence.
She added that she was affected by the portal news, which she considered exaggerated. She added that her family is not against the coach and trusts him.
"All this seemed unfair to us. The reactions of the portals are excessive. The news is exaggerated. A person who is not in the world of sports does not understand. I don't think this can be called violence. It never happened again. It was a final match, and the emotions of the game can lead to situations that are misinterpreted by others. Why didn't they release the rest of the video where I hugged the coach and celebrated the points with him. At that moment I was stuck and I needed support. It was an emotional state. We are considered to be the best in this sport.
I don't call it violence, and with the news you are opening you are affecting my family. They have not been affected because I have been playing volleyball since I was 6 years old. They have faith in me, I have the coach as a father. My family would have reacted in these moments and wouldn't let me play," she said.