Suzanne Huurman breaks her silence in MARCA and denies the great hoax that has shaken Curacao’s concentration at the World Cup. Several international media published alleged statements by the head of the medical services of the Caribbean team in which she defended that footballers had sexual relations during the concentration for the emotional benefits that this could contribute in such a long tournament.
The information, initially published by various international media and later reproduced by numerous sports portals, maintained that Curacao allowed players to share a room with their partners and even presented sex as a tool to improve the psychological well-being of footballers during the competition. However, the protagonist herself has now come forward to flatly deny the veracity of these statements in a letter that she wanted to publish exclusively in MARCA.
Through a statement, Huurman assures that he never made the statements attributed to him and that he did not grant interviews to the media that published the information.. “It has never been recommended that they have sexual relations as part of their preparation.” The medical officer of Curaçao affirms that the information disseminated “lacks any factual basis or journalistic verification” and regrets that numerous media outlets reproduced the alleged quotes without previously verifying them.
The complete letter from Suzanne Huurman in MARCA
Suzanne Huurman: “Sex helps, but perhaps more emotionally than for a physiological effect”
In relation to the information published by Daily Mail, The Sun, La Gazzetta dello Sport, The Sun Football, Daily Star, Mundo Deportivo and Train Effective, it is clarified that statements attributed to Dr. Suzanne Huurman about an alleged recommendation of sexual relations as part of the preparation of the Curaçao national team They were never carried out and lack any factual basis or journalistic verification.. Likewise, it is stated that Dr. Suzanne Huurman has not given interviews or held conversationswith the media previously mentioned.
As has already been stated to the newspaper Marca, these statements do not correspond to any statement made by Dr. Suzanne Huurman. It is regretted that various media have reproduced and disseminated false statements without having previously verified their authenticity or contrasted the information. with the person to whom they were attributed, generating an erroneous image of the professional work of Dr. Suzanne Huurman and the Curaçao national team.
The dissemination of quotes fabricated or erroneously attributed to professionals participating in a FIFA World Cup can cause significant harm both personally and professionally. The media that have published this information are requested to proceed with its immediate rectification and clarification.
