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The outfits worn by Jules Koundé during his recent arrivals at Clairefontaine are very much appreciated by Pierre Bouby who got excited about the subject.
Now firmly established as the right-back for Les Bleus, Jules Koundé never misses a French team gathering. And the FC Barcelona player takes advantage of each of his returns to Clairefontaine to show off his new outfits. A fashion enthusiast, he regularly sports outfits that get people talking, like the time he got out of his van wearing heels, an orange tie and a leather jacket. Appearances that don’t displease Pierre Booby.
A former player who notably worked for US Orléans, he is now a consultant on the channel The Team was invited on Tuesday to comment on the fashion shows offered by Jules Koundé. And he went frankly in the compliments, even seeing in Jules Koundé a sort of historical precursor. If it became such an attraction, it’s because Jules Koundé got into dancing and started the thing, a bit like (Allen) Iverson at the time. You have to understand that it’s a cultural phenomenon. »
“He is someone who will become very important in French culture.”
For Pierre Booby, a page of history is therefore being written in front of the steps of the Château de Clairefontaine.
He is putting something in place. He is one of the pioneers (within) football. His vision is very interesting because in fact, he explains that by dressing as he is with his personality, he feels good. And that is how he externalizes a little bit his feelings and his personality. And that is how he is also good on the field. There are many people who criticize him, because under the pretext that he dresses like this or like that, he would not think about training. “But for the observer, it would be quite the opposite.
And to conclude with an astonishing premonition: “ This is what allows him to be an opinion leader, even on very important subjects. He is a real leader of option compared to a minority, compared to certain things. He is someone who will become very important in French culture. »
That’s what is said.
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