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This Saturday evening (9 p.m.), Real Madrid welcomes Atlético Madrid, as part of the 23e Liga day. A derby that promises to be boiling. The two teams being 1 respectively 1era and 2e From the classification, separated only from a small point. This meeting will also be an opportunity for Antoine Griezmann to find his former teammates in the French team, Kylian Mbappé, Ferland Mendy, Eduardo Camavonga or even Aurélien Tchouaméni.
Aurélien Tchouameni who should once again be established in central defense, due to the many absences on the Merengues side in this sector of play. A position where the tricolor international struggles to find his marks, crystallizing criticism. The former Bordeaux can however count on the support of “Grizou”, who defended his compatriot before the derby.
Griezmann: “People are hard with him”
“He does a very difficult job because he is not a central defender. Everyone criticizes him when he plays this position. And when you use it as a middle, it is compared to Kroos, when they don't have the same game. People are hard with him. But I love him very much as a player and even more as a person ”launched the Mâconnais at the microphone of Movistar +.
And to add: “ He is criticized, sometimes too much, I think. I have the impression that sometimes people seek someone to criticize, and in the end, it is him. I think it's the easiest thing to do. (…) People must be less hard with him and try to help him because he is a player made for Real. »» Tchouameni will appreciate support.
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