Tension in sports media flared up again after David Faitelson launched a direct accusation during a live broadcast, pointing out what he considers a biased narrative against André Jardine. What did he say? On the program 'Línea de 4' on TUDN, the journalist was firm, stating that there is a media campaign aimed at undermining the perception of the América coach's work. 'There is a campaign here… and you are not going to deny it,' the analyst threw out, visibly upset. While some defend Jardine's process, others demand immediate better results. Thus, what seemed like a football debate ended up turning into a media clash, where differences of opinion exposed internal tensions and possible conflicts of interest within the industry. 'And I'm going to say it openly: both have a close relationship with Santiago Baños,' he said live, further escalating the controversy. Faitelson also questioned the impartiality of some comments made in the same television space, suggesting that not everything is based on sports arguments. The accusation gained strength when the journalist directly pointed to Miguel Herrera and Mauricio Imai, linking them to a biased stance. Faitelson insinuated that both have a close relationship with América's sporting president, Santiago Baños, which, in his words, influences their way of analyzing the club's situation. 'No, also have the courage to say it, because I know very well their personal relationship with Baños, just like the others here.'
