The Manchester City legend was to go to Rome for a medical examination with the Serie A team after a three-year contract.
But after making up for Lazio’s calls last week, Silva discovered himself the subject of the intense real society.
The LaLiga squad sensationally hijacked the deal, signing a two-year contract with the 34-year-old.
And Tare, 47, gave a furious, if brief, reaction to the stage of Lazio’s official website:
He wrote: “I have heard about the signing of David Silva by The Royal Society.I have a lot of respect for the player, but for the man.”
While Silva was due to give Lazio his last word on Monday, the Italians were still waiting for the weekend.
And on Sunday they gave him an ultimatum Array … before his transfer to the Company was officially announced a day later.
Silva’s father, however, defended his son’s in this case.
He told Radio Marca Donostia: “When Lazio was informed of the agreement with The Real Sociedad, it did not react badly, in the end nothing safe.
“There were contacts with Lazio, but also with the Royal Society and the teams, then my son took the decision to move to the Society.
“There was nothing closed, David was surprised by the reaction of the club.Everyone can whatever they want, Lazio has spoken to his agent, not David.”
“So I don’t understand why he was raised as a man, he didn’t do anything with lazio.”
Although not the most popular guy in Rome at the moment, Silva will be remembered in Man City for his remarkable sky blue service.
The Pep Guardiola team has announced that it will erect a statue in his open-air honor of Etihad Stadium.
In addition to this, a box in the middle will also be named in his honor.
After signing for Valencia in 2010, Silva made 436 appearances and helped City win 14 trophies.
And in uttering his statue, President Khaldoon Al-Mubarak said: “David has made his mark on the team, in this club, it is history and even the Premier League as a whole.
“In doing so, it has contributed to the beautiful philosophy of football that is seen today.It was the beginning. He encouraged everyone around him.
“The statue of David will serve as a lasting reminder of the glorious moments he has given us, not only as a footballer, but also as an inspiring ambassador who has represented this club with wonderful dignity.”
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