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Nico Williams responds to his critics, then deletes his message. After Spain’s victory over Switzerland, the 22-year-old winger published a post on X saying: “blah blah blah”, with emojis that seem to mean, shut up. Heavily criticized after the saga surrounding his transfer this summer and his sluggish start to the season with Athletic (4 games, 0 goals, 0 assists), the younger of the Williams brothers sent his haters packing.
A post that he did not fully assume, however, because it was deleted in the process. Author of an exceptional Euro with the Roja, expectations are now enormous around the winger of Ghanaian origin. According to Brandmuch of the criticism received by the player would come from blaugrana supporters, who have not yet digested the non-arrival of the Basque. One thing is certain, Nico Williams has not finished making people talk about him.
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