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In difficulty with the French team since the Euro, Antoine Griezmann would try to be impeccable in terms of communication to hide his worries in the game.
Is Antoine Griezmann overdoing it? Far from his best level at the Euro, the Mâconnais did not raise his head on Friday evening against Italy in the Nations League. But at the end of the match, the Atlético de Madrid player made sure to maintain impeccable behavior.
After answering TF1’s questions with a big smile, Griezmann took a little tour of the Parc des Princes to greet all the supporters of the French team. He was the only one in this case, and this concerns Pierre Ménès.
A “super comm” denounced
“It’s true, he communicates wonderfully, unlike Mbappé who does anything. But isn’t this great communication, including the Olympics, also there to mask a level of football that is plummeting? asks the former strongman of Canal Football Club. The proof is that we only talk about his lap of honour and not his disastrous match.”
Pierre Ménès refers to the enthusiasm shown by Griezmann during the Olympic Games, where he attended many events while greeting each French medal with a tweet. On the field, the playmaker of the Blues lost his influence, and he would have been a substitute against Italy if it had not been for the withdrawal of Randal Kolo Muani. Since this disappointing Euro, his status in the French team has greatly evolved. And not in a good way.
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