The former Malaga and Rayo Vallecano gave an interview to Canal Football Club, from Canal Plus France. Former Malaga and Rayo Vallecano player Sergio Contreras’ Koke ‘, was sentenced last May to six years in prison, after admitting that he ran an international network trafficking cannabis, a drug which was then transported in trucks to European countries. From now on, from his first months of detention, he has told several anecdotes to Channel Football Clubon Canal Plus France.

This former Rayo Vallecano player in prison for drug trafficking!

“ Life is a bit complicated. You have to pay for stupid things. This must be put to an end as quickly as possible. I come from a neighborhood in Malaga where all my friends are childhood friends… I have contacts everywhere, but I’m not Pablo Escobar! When we hear this “international trafficker”, we say to ourselves “What have I done?“, explains the 40-year-old ex-player.

From his villa in Marbella, he decided to testify to the French channel. » As a footballer you have the chance to earn a lot of money. I earned maybe a million euros a year. In the other profession, you earn in two months what you can earn in a year in football. But you are risking your life,” he expressed.

As a footballer you have the chance to earn a lot of money. I earned maybe a million euros a year. In the other profession, you earn in two months what you can earn in a year in football… but you risk your life

Koke made his First Division debut with Malaga in the 2002-03 season, when he was just 19 years old, and went on to play three seasons for Olympique de Marseille (2003-2006). He also played for Sporting de Portugal, Aris de Thessaloniki and Rayo Vallecano.

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