Cardiff City released a statement distancing itself from the explanation of the Manager of the Nile Warnaka for Brexit, subsequently, made them draw 0-0 with Huddersfield on Saturday.

Warnock was asked whether Brexit will make It harder for British clubs to sign players because of the border in the January transfer window, and he not only said that the departure of England from the Euro Union will be than any other “football”, but also said that he actually “did not have the opportunity to wait to get out” and “to hell with the rest of the world.”

On the first day of the week in the afternoon, Commissioner Cardiff stated: "the comments made by our Manager subsequently Saturday match, reflect his own political deal.

"These comments reflect neither the political deal of the Cardiff city football club nor its Board of Directors.”

Comments Warneka caused some discussion in the weekend, so, in fact that the club was displaced, in order to arrange the extraordinary step of publicly confirming, in fact they were only thoughts of their Manager.

Warnock said: "I believe that as soon as the state finds out what they are doing, it will be elementary [to sign] ... every transmission window isn't easy for me, not just that.”

He continued: "I do not take into account why politicians do not do what the state wants, if frankly. They had a referendum, and now we see that various politicians and all others are trying to put their own foot on it ... why did we hold a referendum in the first place?

"I can't wait to run out of this, if I'm honest. I guess we will be than any other to stick away from this damn thing. In any nuance. In football also, absolutely. Fuck the whole other world.”

On a more catchy note for Warnock, Cardiff has no doubt the end of the club record transfer of £ 20 million for emiliano Sala subsequently such as striker Nantes arrived for talks in the Welsh city of Moscow.

The club has been chasing the striker in the direction of the last few months with Warnock, making 2 visits to France to take a look at the 28-year-old Argentine game. Sala scored 12 goals in League 1 this season, placing him in third space subsequently Paris Saint-Germain in Kylian Mbappe (14) and Lille Nicolas Pepe (13).

Payment will be to beat the £11m Cardiff paid for Chile midfielder Gary Medel in 2013.