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OL’s French international defender, Jean-Clair Todibo, does not rule out a comeback to FC Barcelona.
Jean-Clair Todibo, trained in Toulouse and passed through Barça, had a great season in the colors of Olympique Lyonnais. The central defender, started 19 times in 23 League days, does not close the door to a return to the Catalan club, where he only played 5 matches before being loaned to Schalek then to Benfica.
Asked about his future, the Frenchman said: “Going back to Barcelona? Why not ? I don’t regret my experience at all. I learned a lot from Gerard Piqué, Samuel Umtiti, Clément Lenglet… It did me good. I discovered the very, very high level. »
A coach under pressure
The 24-year-old has held no grudges from his short spell at Barcelona. “I didn’t have the minutes I wanted because there were very big players in front of me. I also had a coach, Ernesto Valverde, who was under pressure, so it was normal that he fielded Gerard Pique instead of a young man of 19 years old with no experience,” confided the native of Cayenne for Canal +.
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