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On the Canal Football Club set, Laure Boulleau reacted to the controversy sparked by Karim Benzema, who skipped the resumption of training with his club Al-Ittihad.
Karim Benzema is in turmoil. Targeted by his own supporters, the French striker did not help his case by missing training with Al-Ittihad. Dismissed from the mid-season training camp in Dubai by his coach Marcelo Gallardo, the former Madrilenian assured that he had remained stranded on Mauritius, where he was spending a few days of vacation with his family, due to Cyclone Belal.
“If it’s not blocked, it’s going to be a stain”
The fact remains that his absence is causing a lot of talk, also fueling rumors of a return to Europe this winter of the 2022 Ballon d’Or. Asked to return to this unfortunate episode, Laure Boulleau made a tackle at the “Nueve”. “I really hope this isn’t some lame excuse.” If it’s not blocked, it will stain “, said the former Parisian on the Canal Football Club set on Sunday evening.
“He should have warned his coach”
An opinion shared by Sidney Govou, his former partner of “KB9” at Olympique Lyonnais. “I think he should have told his coach. This proves that communication is not good”, he estimated. If off the field Karim Benzema’s experience in Saudi Arabia is not a success, on the green rectangle the 36-year-old striker displays interesting statistics, with 9 goals scored and 5 assists delivered in 15 appearances.
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