Ex-nutritionist of Real Madrid claimed that supplements for players are selected via ChatGPT
A new scandal has erupted around Real Madrid. Media reported that during examination of Kylian Mbappe's injury, club doctors allegedly did an MRI of the wrong knee, causing the forward to play for a long time without knowing the exact diagnosis. Later, the player himself turned to a renowned specialist in Paris for a second opinion.
In light of this story, a former club nutritionist sharply criticized the management. According to her, the team allegedly even uses ChatGPT to distribute supplements among players. She claims she previously offered her own nutrition programs, but this caused a conflict with the medical staff. As a result, she was fired, and now she is publicly accusing the club of unprofessionalism. 🤯
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