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Bradley Barcola is one of the great surprises of the season at Paris Saint-Germain. Arriving in the final hours of the summer transfer window from Olympique Lyonnais, the young Frenchman has established himself as an important player in Luis Enrique’s squad.
This Saturday evening, during the Coupe de France final against OL, the Parisian winger once again shone and showed that he was clearly on the upward slope (2-1 victory for PSG).
After the meeting, he slightly upset the Lyon supporters at the request of Kylian Mbappé with the trophy in hand. A video that made the people of Lyon react on social networks.
Govou flies to his aid
This video earned him the wrath of Lyon supporters who did not appreciate it. However, former club legend and current Canal + consultant Sidney Govou defended the young French international on social media.
“ given the insults he receives every time…it’s a bit normal isn’t it??? It’s fair game. Let’s let him continue his career and be proud to have trained this future great player. PS: you don’t know everything about this issue, so let’s forget about it,” he said. What to calm down the Gones supporters? Not so sure…
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