Ivory Coast and Man city midfielder Yaya Toure, has named the Confederation of African Football (CAF) as "disgusting" and "terrible" for not granting him the African Player of the Year grant.
Toure's protests seemed to have originated from an apparent absence of acknowledgment of Ivory Coast winning the Africa Cup of Nations back in February.
The Manchester City midfielder was pipped to the gong by Borussia Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as he passed up a major opportunity for winning for the fifth season running.
Aubameyang, conceived in France to a Spanish mum yet a Gabonese universal, has as of now scored 24 objectives in 23 amusements this crusade and gathered the prestigious prize on Friday.
"I'm, extremely frustrated. It's dismal to see Africa respond along these lines, that they don't think African accomplishments are vital.
"I think this is the thing that conveys disgrace to Africa, in light of the fact that to demonstration in that way is profane. Be that as it may, what would we be able to do about it? Us Africans, we don't demonstrate that Africa is vital in our eyes. We support more what's abroad than our own landmass. That is pitiful," he bemoaned.Toure kept, guaranteeing that even FIFA would not have gone to the outcome.
"I'll give an illustration. Messi won every one of the trophies, however it's Cristiano Ronaldo who won the grant [Ballon d'Or 2014]. What might you say? It's out of line.
"Indeed, even FIFA, with all its history of debasement, wouldn't do [what CAF judges did].
"Yaya will deal with Yaya and let Africa deal with itself. As I've been told ordinarily, you can't deal with Africa an excessive amount of on the grounds that Africa will be the first to disappoint you.
"When I come back to Europe, a great deal of inquiries will be inquired. I believe I must answer them. As I'm somebody who's straightforward, I will dependably come clean," he raged.
