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In the list of the best football goalkeepers in history, Iker Casillas cannot be missing. The Spaniard made history at Real Madrid and the Spanish national team, with which he even became a world champion. Now retired from professional activity, the native of Móstoles has more free time, which he also uses for social media.
Moreover, this past Tuesday, Casillas was trending on Twitter, after a surprising and strange publication that caught the attention of users. "What a desire to shoot myself seven times in the testicles," was the phrase written by the 41-year-old character.
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"Have you been drinking?", "Oh my God, another hack", "you're out of your mind", "his password is password", were some of the curious responses made by Twitter users to the publication.
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Iker Casillas, trending a few weeks ago
Social media exploded a few weeks ago when a surprising message appeared on Iker Casillas' Twitter account, the retired Spanish goalkeeper. "I hope they respect me, I'm gay," was the text that appeared on the social network of the remembered goalkeeper, which quickly went viral among his followers.
Shortly after, the publication received a peculiar response from Carles Puyol, former Barcelona player: "It's time to tell our story." The comments from the World Cup champions with Spain generated intrigue, but many people were already indicating that the former goalkeeper had been a victim of hackers.
Finally, a few hours later, Casillas confirmed that his Twitter profile had been hacked for a short period. "Hacked account. Luckily everything is in order. Apologies to all my followers. And of course, more apologies to the LGBT community," revealed Iker, generating more interaction among his followers.