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After two decades of idyll, and no less than 489 professional matches, the history of Anthony Lopes in Lyon suddenly ended on December 30. To bounce back, the 34 -year -old goalkeeper chose FC Nantes, where he was able to immediately win as a number one goalkeeper.
“” I would never have imagined coming there “, Dixit the interested party, surveyed on his departure from OL in an interview with the Carré chain, on Youtube. “” Even in the biggest disaster as possible “, He adds, obviously always marked by this breakup difficult to digest.
“I was nothing at all …”
“” Go from number one to no longer be part of a match group … There was no hierarchy. I was a training guard there to make the number. I was not even number four, I was nothing at all “, He insists, confident having felt” useless In recent months in the capital of Gaul.
A touching facet of a goalkeeper who admits thinking that he has a deplorable image in the eyes of the general public: ” I have the image of a big idiot, I thinkhe breathes. People always stop at what they see in a match … Namely a pugnacious player who in the past has been able to prove to be bloody and impulsive. But still at the service of his club.
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