Luis Figo, former Barcelona and Real Madrid footballer, once again found himself at the center of attention, this time on the TVE show La Revuelta, hosted by David Broncano. The Portuguese player, invited to promote LaLiga Rush, sparked an immediate reaction, particularly among Atlético Madrid fans, with a comment that quickly went viral.

During the interview, which aired Thursday night, Figo made a remark that didn’t go unnoticed by the rojiblanco supporters. Broncano, known for his affinity for Atlético, mentioned the struggles the club has faced, referring to the suffering of their fans. It was then that Figo, with his signature blunt style, responded: “It’s a team that suffers in general. I compare it to my team in Portugal, Sporting. It’s a big club, but they win little and suffer a lot. You suffer a lot.”

Although Figo's comment was likely meant in good spirits, it didn’t sit well with Atlético Madrid fans, who quickly voiced their displeasure on social media. For many, the former Real Madrid player’s words seemed like an unnecessary provocation.

But the tensions didn’t end there. During the conversation, Broncano, perhaps seeking to spice up the moment, made a joke about Real Madrid’s European dominance in certain years, saying: "There was a time when it seemed like you were going to win eight Champions League titles, but in the end, it was just one." Figo’s reply was blunt: “Better one than none,” making a pointed allusion to Atlético's long wait for their first Champions League title.

With this exchange, La Revuelta has not only captured attention but also ignited controversy among Atlético Madrid supporters. Figo remains a figure capable of dividing opinions, and his words, while laced with humor, certainly did not go unnoticed. This episode will undoubtedly remain in the minds of fans and spark ongoing conversation.