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At 33, Antoine Griezmann had obviously never met his childhood idol, a certain David Beckham. It is now done.
“So good to meet you my friend, finally”wrote David Beckham in photo with Antoine Griezmann, on a story published Friday on Instagram. The former Real Madrid Galactico (2003-2007) was obviously passing through the Spanish capital. “Thank you idol”replied the French international, relaying the publication.
The meeting between the star striker of Atlético and the English star is surprising. At 33, while he has been a key player in European football for more than a decade (he left Real Sociedad for the Colchoneros in 2014), “Grizi” had never rubbed shoulders with his lifelong idol! Beckham ended his career in May 2013 after a brief stint at PSG.
Decisive shock Saturday evening
The number 7, the long-sleeved jersey or the permanent change of haircut, the 2018 world champion has paid tribute to his childhood idol “Becks” throughout his career. Griezmann also thought for a time of joining Manchester United, the former England international’s training club, before his wife’s unfavorable opinion.
Beyond this big meeting, Griezmann is especially preparing a shock in La Liga against Bilbao, Saturday evening (9 p.m.) at Civitas Metropolitano. The Colchoneros, 4th in the standings, have three points more than Athletic, who remain in three matches without a victory. Diego Simeone worked his 3-5-2 this week with his French offensive leader associated with Angel Correa at the forefront.
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