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Great architect of PSG’s victory (4-1) against OL at the end of the 30th day of Ligue 1, Bradley Barcola was nevertheless expected at the turn by the Lyon supporters, present at the Parc des Princes. Whistled and insulted throughout the evening, the Parisian number 29 finally responded on the pitch to air-condition the Rhone parking lot. Credited with a 7.5 by the FM editorial team, the French international hopefuls did not fail to show his joy, especially after the second goal of the Rouge et Bleu.
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At the final whistle and to respond to the deleterious climate he suffered against Les Gones, the 21-year-old player also made a clear post on Instagram. “The justice of God”, we could read in particular, accompanied by a photo where he celebrates with Marco Asensio. A message addressed to Lyon supporters? In comments, his teammates Carlos Soler and Marco Asensio reacted with a series of emojis which seem to go in this direction. Enough to further mark the break with his training club…
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