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Antoine Griezmann made a happy one, and the latter returned to him … Tuesday evening, Atlético Madrid qualified for the semi-finals of the King's Cup after hearing Getafe 5-0 in front of his audience. At the end of the match, Antoine Griezmann, holder but silent, received an unexpected gift in exchange for his jersey.
While doing a landscap to thank the supporters who came to garnish the spans of the Riyadh Air Metropolitano, “Grizou” went to the front of a fan who claimed his jersey. The angels to recover the tunic of the French striker, the young man, accompanied by his father, then gave the Mâconnais as an exchange of the boxes of Pokémon card. Enough to make the 2018 world champion smile.
Finally a title for Griezmann with Atléti?
A beautiful gesture from Antoine Griezmann, who has still treated his popularity rating a little more in the Spanish capital. Top scorer in the history of the Colchoneros, the Frenchman is making a new big season on the other side of the Pyrenees. This is evidenced by his statistics sheet, with 15 goals and 6 assists in 33 disputed games (all competitions combined).
While a start at the end of the season to MLS is not to be excluded, “Grizi” dreams of winning his first trophy with Atléti before leaving. A dream that seems to reach, the men of Diego Simeone being still in the race in the King's Cup and in the Champions League. In addition, they are currently second in Liga, at a small point from the leader, Real Madrid, which they face on Saturday evening (9 p.m.).
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