FC Barcelona manager Ronald Koeman has revealed he was insulted by Getafe's Allan Nyom during their first loss of the LaLiga season.
The Catalan giants endured a frustrating evening after falling to a 1-0 defeat to Getafe on Saturday night at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez.
While there was no mention of it at the time of the match, Koeman claimed Nyom hurled some 'ugly' words in his direction.
"I told him (Getafe coach Jose Bordalas) that his No. 12 (Nyom) had shown me a lack of respect, he had said two or three very ugly things to me which I won't repeat," Koeman said, according to IB Times.
"He insulted me. I told Bordalas that he needs to speak to his player because we cannot tolerate that type of behaviour in modern football."
When the Getafe tactician was asked about the accusations, he added," "I'm here to talk about football, not about the controversy. I haven't spoken to the boy, I will tomorrow, but I doubt that Nyom would do that, I know him well.
"He's very competitive, but he's a very respectful person. I don't allow bad behavior among my players, but I doubt that Nyom insulted him."
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