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Christophe Dugarry was blasted on social media after his violent criticism of Rayan Cherki.
The backlash is terrible for Christophe Dugarry. Monday evening, on RMC, the 1998 world champion attacked Rayan Cherki for his comments made the day before after OL’s defeat against OM (2-3), eleven against ten. While the Lyon attacking midfielder described this setback as ” shame “ to DAZN, adding that the Gones had to learn to “bury the teams that come to play here (at the Groupama Stadium)”,
the consultant let loose on him.
“What does that mean? When you have chances, you have to put them in the net… But man, it’s your career. You can replace ‘We’ with ‘I’. 142 matches, 18 goals. The guy comes to explain to you at the end that you have to be efficient, that you have to push the opponent and that when you have to score three or four goals, you have to score them. But that’s exactly what he’s been criticized for since the beginning of his career!”thus released “Duga” in the show Rothen ignites.
Dugarry also takes a hit
And the former French international continued:
“Cherki is way off the mark. If he wants to get his team to be more efficient, I hope he starts every other match and finally gets his team to perform better. Because that’s the kind of player that should get him there. Two weeks ago, the guy had left, he had packed his bags… It’s all well and good to arrive and honk like that. But where is the future phenomenon? The gem?”
Comments that sparked reactions on the social network X (formerly Twitter), where many reminded Christophe Dugarry of his career statistics, while he played as a striker unlike Rayan Cherki. “496 matches, 91 goals. In 16 years of career”, Hum, Dugarry’s nickname during his career? Dugachi… He owes a lot of his career to his great friendship with (Zinedine) Zidane”, “Look at yourself in a mirror my little Christophe before talking about other players”we can read on the platform.
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