Patrick Mouratoglou gave an eerily close view on accidental contamination days before the Jannik Sinner case was confirmed calling those involved 'victims'.
Mouratoglou has dealt with the brunt of cases like this in the past with Simona Halep's Roxudustat limbo being on his part due to a member of his team administering it.
Speaking to Legend Media days before the Sinner case was confirmed, Mouratoglou spookily said that a physio could take a substance and massage their client and test positive. Which is exactly the case with Sinner with the substance Clostebol with his physio spraying his finger for a wound and then massaging him. Very eerily similar and begs the question whether Mouratoglou knew.
He said that it can happen to anybody if their team take any substances that are illegal and that small amounts can get into the body with Sinner for instance having a billionth of a gram which is tiny, but still testing positive twice.
"I know it from experience because I have a female player who was in this situation. They are innocent people, almost all of them. They end up being acquitted every time because they are innocent. These people are victims," said Mouratoglou to Legend Media.
"Today there is a lot of contaminations. It's a product that is in your body which should not be in. In infinitely small quantities, but so small that it obviously has no effect which are in fact either contaminations through intermediaries. For example I am your physiotherapist, I take medication for my health which I need because I have a health issue. But this product is on the list of prohibited products and I massage you every day as I am your physiotherapist with both hands. You will have quantities ridiculously low but when you're tested, you tested positive. The best specialists have certified it to me."
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Patrick Mouratoglou dans une interview pour @legendmediafr il y a quelques jours.
Visionnaire. Il a exactement raconté le cas de Jannik Sinner.
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